In a message dated 9/2/2004 9:40:09 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> How do you know a folder is missing?
Because it's not there. There's just an open space where there should
be a folder.
>
> When you have a question such as that about a file, always put it in Google
> and you'll find the info on it. They have a lot of hits on this GLB1A2B
> file.
I was going to do that yesterday, but a friend of mine got to it
before me. It's possible it's some kind of virus, but the info I read wasn't very
sure. The icon looks kind of like a shredder and a waste basket with an open
floppy box next to it.
If it keeps getting created, then it's obviously used by some program you
have running > (if you're SURE you're clean of malware).
I'm STILL running the anti-spy, which I started yesterday at 3:30 p.m.
23 hours later, it still hasn't found anything and is only about halfway
through it's job.
Also check your Start Up folder for anything that shouldn't be there.
I think Ed, my techie, may have already done that Mon., but I'll look
again.
Thanks. (-:
Dale
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