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October 15th, 2002, 23:10 PM
#8
Problem Solved, Another Created.
I took the virus-scan advice and I found PLENTY of trojans and other worms in my PC. I also turned off all my excess start-up stuff, too to see if I can have a slightly speedier boot without hacking the registry (hardly seems possible..and it isn't in my case).
When I rebooted the comp, it took a while to load so I went to school. When I got back, I got an error message saying something about failing to initialize iexplorer. It's not much of a hassle. A couple of clicks and I get rid of it pretty quick.
Anyway, I'll try to fix this problem on my own. It's probably something to do with some of the stuff I turned off using msconfig.
THANKS for all your help, guys. I really appreciate this.
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