Spyware Blaster

[Gimpy]

All of a sudden I open S/B & it has 207 items not protected. Do the "protect
all" & am ok till the next time I reboot & then once again, 207 items not
protected? Went to add/remove & deleted the program, down loaded it again &
did all the updates, but the problem persists ...Any ideas, Thanks Gimpy

[Heather]

What OS are you using and also, I use Firefox 99% of the time, so you
could *protect* both IE and FF separately......see the 4 items at the
top of the SB page. Also scroll through the items in the boxes and make
sure all of them are ticked off.

Other than that, there is a Forum for the program at Wilders.....
http://www.wilderssecurity.com/forumdisplay.php?f=23

Good luck......Heather

"Gimpy" <Gimpy@yahoosix.net> wrote in message
news:v9OQh.84$aL5.9@newsfe02.lga...
> All of a sudden I open S/B & it has 207 items not protected. Do the
> "protect all" & am ok till the next time I reboot & then once again,
> 207 items not protected? Went to add/remove & deleted the program,
> down loaded it again & did all the updates, but the problem persists
> ...Any ideas, Thanks Gimpy
>

[cbgerry]

On Apr 4, 9:57 am, "Gimpy" <G...@yahoosix.net> wrote:
> All of a sudden I open S/B & it has 207 items not protected. Do the "protect
> all" & am ok till the next time I reboot & then once again, 207 items not
> protected? Went to add/remove & deleted the program, down loaded it again &
> did all the updates, but the problem persists ...Any ideas, Thanks Gimpy


Spyware Blaster can damage your computer.

[cbgerry]

On Apr 4, 3:33 pm, "cbgerry" <cbge...@bluecollarpc.net> wrote:
> On Apr 4, 9:57 am, "Gimpy" <G...@yahoosix.net> wrote:
>
> > All of a sudden I open S/B & it has 207 items not protected. Do the "protect
> > all" & am ok till the next time I reboot & then once again, 207 items not
> > protected? Went to add/remove & deleted the program, down loaded it again &
> > did all the updates, but the problem persists ...Any ideas, Thanks Gimpy
>
> Spyware Blaster can damage your computer.



Product Incrementation of Windows Registry - Windows Registry Size
Limits
http://www.liutilities.com/products/registrybooster/faq/registrycleaner/<http://www.liutilities.com/products/registrybooster/faq/registrycleaner/>
"Fragmentation is a serious problem and occurs when application
processes modify the registry continually and incrementally .
Eventually registry file sizes may exceed the Registry Size Limits
imposed by Windows. This causes subsequent modifications to the
registry to fail. Most registry repair software allow you to defrag
your registry ensuring that such issues do not occur. This is true
prevention."


......the constant inordinate or unusual 'incrementation' of constantly
adding Restricted Sites and domain entries in the great mass volume
that these type utilities do that offer no real protection - as
malware circumvents the Restrictecd Sites feature of any browser
anyway - will lead to failure of software running processes and
application design as well as the Windows Operating System.

The Windows Registry has an imposed size limit. When this is
approached and to sucession - Windows wll fail to operate as well as
other software that relies on normal incremental changes such as
definition updates to antivirus and critical Windows Updates.

SEE:

Windows Registry Size Limits Imposed / Microsoft...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/is...1/12/XPKernel/
There is a limit on the size of the System hive (the file that stores
the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System key and its descendants) of 200MB,
because of restrictions placed on the operating system boot loader by
the environment in which it runs (the boot loader reads the System
hive into memory very early in the boot process), but the limit for
the System hive was just 12MB in previous versions of Windows.....

MORE:
Registry Size Limit functionality has been removed from Windows Server
2003 and from Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/292726

Windows Registry Size Limits
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms724872.aspx

RegistrySizeLimit
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pro....mspx?mfr=true

Don't listen to hackers - and this is extremely crucial with all
systems released before Windows XP. The XP size limit was increased
but has an imposed Size Limit by Microsoft. Some (like MVPs or ITs)
say "don't worry about it"... and those are just the persons you
remember when your computer fails. Too late then.

Hackers will tell you to set up "registry folders" for Windows 98 and
95. Hackers will tell you if and when you run out of room in XP you
can "increase the paged pool size - no problem". Neither of these work
or are true and are bad hacks and may intentionally be attempting
pranks at your expense to destroy peoples machines like the "kiddie
script" malware writers - or for "bragging rights" achieved.

DUMP IT ! Did you know that antispyware programs like Webroot
Spysweeper and Trend Micro Antispyware and the free Microsoft Windows
Defender have real time active shields that block all attempts at all
sites - not just "the bad ones - Restricted Sites" ???

Take a look here at what you are missing:
Shields Screenshot:
http://bluecollarpc.net/coppermine-p...apshotCopy.jpg

This is what those that run donate forums and repair shops do not tell
you so that they continually derive illicit profit at the expense of
the unknowing consumer. It is very simple - for 30 dollars a year you
are good to go. End of story. Do it and dump it now before you injure
your machine.