Interviewed by CNN on 24/03/2012 13:24, Walter told the world:
> I need expert help. I posted earlier with my problems concerning the 
> loss of my passwords. Things are worse than when I posted earlier.
> 
> I am now asked, right up front, to enter password for google. It doesn't 
> seem to matter whether I chose to enter it or ignore it, life goes on.

Walter, I really am not sure I understand what have happened here. Do
you mean ALL sites keep asking you for passwords? Even the ones where
you DIDN'T have an account? That's a very odd symptom. I mean, yeah, you
can log on to Google, but it usually doesn't prompt you for a password
right at the bat, unless you are accessing one of the services (like
Gmail) that don't work without an account.

Let's try to isolate it -- is it a profile corruption issue, an add-in
issue or a problem in Seamonkey itself?

1. Try running Seamonkey in Safe Mode. If the problem disappears, it's
likely to be an add-on issue. Try re-enabling your add-ons one at a time
until you find the culprit.

2. Try creating a new, blank profile. If you can browser with no
problems, then it's a profile corruption issue. It's possible to rescue
most of your data from the old profile, but it takes a bit of work.

3. Maybe the Seamonkey program files got themselves corrupted. Uninstall
SM, check that the c:\program files (x86)\Seamonkey got deleted, then
reinstall Seamonkey.

> Equipment: HP desktop, Pavilion NY705AA-ABA p6204y, Windows 7, Home 
> Premium, all additions up to date. Sea Monkey 2.8, Avast free, Zone 
> Alarm free, Windows Defender-up to date.

Yes, that's an impressive set of protective software. But even the best
antivirus/antimalware products fail now and then. The possibility of a
malware infection must not be discarded.

I might mention here in passing that even Microsoft suggests disabling
Windows Defender if you have another program with similar features (like
Avast), to avoid the performance penalty.

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