Plz help me.. Vista is arguing with Spyware and Antivirus programs

My SpywareDr. says I have 99 infections to include a "Trojan" and some other
"High" rated infections-- Windows Defender says system is clean, McAffee says
nothing is wrong. Something IS wrong, my fav radio station won't play
(WYLDFM98/NewOrleans)I downloaded Adobe Player/Flash 9.0 but only 8.1 is
listed/showing under Programs menu. Also,the whole internet is s-s-s-o-o-o
s-l-o-w I keep "Upgrading" and can't get into my regular gamesites (ie:
pogo.com) I have latest Java installed yet site is telling me I don't (& yes
it is enabled along with "ActiveX" thingie) I am really lost here. Vista
Basic came already installed on my emachine I bought in April this yr (b-day
present 4myself) and it seems hardly anything is compatible and the things
that are Vista argues with and "rebukes"(including its own code to register
with printed on the disc label). Please help, I wanna take Vista off and
trade for "downgrade" to Windows XP, may I?

Jeanne C. B. wrote:

> My SpywareDr. says I have 99 infections to include a "Trojan" and some other
> "High" rated infections-- Windows Defender says system is clean, McAffee says
> nothing is wrong. Something IS wrong, my fav radio station won't play
> (WYLDFM98/NewOrleans)I downloaded Adobe Player/Flash 9.0 but only 8.1 is
> listed/showing under Programs menu. Also,the whole internet is s-s-s-o-o-o
> s-l-o-w I keep "Upgrading" and can't get into my regular gamesites (ie:
> pogo.com) I have latest Java installed yet site is telling me I don't (& yes
> it is enabled along with "ActiveX" thingie) I am really lost here. Vista
> Basic came already installed on my emachine I bought in April this yr (b-day
> present 4myself) and it seems hardly anything is compatible and the things
> that are Vista argues with and "rebukes"(including its own code to register
> with printed on the disc label). Please help, I wanna take Vista off and
> trade for "downgrade" to Windows XP, may I?

Many of these Anti-whatever programs have a distinct tendency to
"Sensationalize" anything they find, so things it flags like "Cookies"
can be ignored, at least for a time. The "Trojan" may be a false
positive, make sure that your spyware definitions are up to date. If you
can name the Trojan it would help.

It does sound like the machine has a lot of problems and a clean install
of "Something" would be better than you have - has it slowed down or was
it always a bit slow?

What kind of disks came with it? To change to XP you may encounter
driver problems where with the supplied CDs (If any) at least you should
get up and running with minimal trouble. (Note use of the word "Should"

1.) Trojan downloader.Agent.AAE type cookieRated=HIGH, 2.) Cometcursor
Advertizing rated HIGH, I have settings clear tmp internet files w/ every
shutdown (which I do usually every morn b4 I go2 workxcept Wed it "sleep"
mode so it can do it's scheduled updates and clean-up/ de-frag. I clear
cache automatically and browser history is for no more than 7 days. I have
DSL through Qwest, the computer wasn't always this slow-- I know from just
adding my own personal settings/profiles for family users causes some slowing
as files are saved/downloaded/installed etc. but this goes a bit beyond I
feel. Avail Virt Mem=301.64 MB/1.46 GB, Phys total Mem=501.43MB/ 88.86MB
Avail. The system discs that came with this emachine=Windows Anytime
Upgrade+cert./Authinticity on the Operating Syst Disc WindowsVistaBasic 32
Bit<< registration failed because labeled codes do not match whatever the
pre-installed VistaBasic code says/is. Showing labels/stickers/cd-rom
case(s) to the computer screen haven't yet helped-- dare not mention my
thinning patience that caused me to just give-up vise blow-up. Does this
better help diagnose my issues? How big of idiot am I yet?

"Charlie Tame" wrote:

> Jeanne C. B. wrote:

>
>
> Many of these Anti-whatever programs have a distinct tendency to
> "Sensationalize" anything they find, so things it flags like "Cookies"
> can be ignored, at least for a time. The "Trojan" may be a false
> positive, make sure that your spyware definitions are up to date. If you
> can name the Trojan it would help.
>
> It does sound like the machine has a lot of problems and a clean install
> of "Something" would be better than you have - has it slowed down or was
> it always a bit slow?
>
> What kind of disks came with it? To change to XP you may encounter
> driver problems where with the supplied CDs (If any) at least you should
> get up and running with minimal trouble. (Note use of the word "Should"
>
>

Comet Cursor Removal Instructions and Help:
http://www.pchell.com/support/cometcursor.shtml

In Start Menu\Programs\Accessories\System Tools try Internet Explorer (No
Add-ons), and see if your browsing speed picks up. Things like Flash Payer
and Java will be temporally disabled, but maybe you'll see in this 'test' if
maybe other plug-ins or toolbars are causing the slow down. If IE7 moves
along a lot faster, consider un-installing a lot of your toolbars and
what-not through Control Panel\Programs and Features. You can leave things
like Flash, Java, and the Adobe Reader plug-in, as normally they don't cause
the kind of behavior you describe, but too many can slow down IE
considerably.

I frankly can't get this to work either, after the commercial, and my
browser normally runs quite fast. It may be that certain content from their
station can't be broadcast over the Internet, and you have to wait for the
"Internet allowable" stuff to come on, although I've been waiting for quite
some time):
http://www.wyldfm.com/pages/listen.html

As to your Adobe Flash Player problem, uninstall "Adobe Flash Player Active
X" in Control Panel\Programs and Features, if it exists (note that this NOT
the same thing as Adobe Reader 8.1). Then download and run this first, from
Adobe:

http://download.macromedia.com/pub/f...ash_player.exe

Then, for Internet Explorer, try the standalone installer. This is the
latest version (Adobe Flash Player 9.0.47.0), from Adobe:

http://download.macromedia.com/get/f...r_active_x.exe

Before running either of the above .exe files, right-click on them, choose
Properties, and click on the Unblock button, then Apply, and then OK (you
can also check the Digital Signatures tab to check to see that is signed by
Adobe Systems Incorporated). Then close Properties, and right-click on the
first file and choose Run as Administrator. When that's done running, do
the same for the second file.


"Jeanne C. B." <JeanneCB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:933ECC8E-5E85-42FC-B06D-B2ADCB3CF9B6@microsoft.com...

> 1.) Trojan downloader.Agent.AAE type cookieRated=HIGH, 2.) Cometcursor
> Advertizing rated HIGH, I have settings clear tmp internet files w/ every
> shutdown (which I do usually every morn b4 I go2 workxcept Wed it "sleep"
> mode so it can do it's scheduled updates and clean-up/ de-frag. I clear
> cache automatically and browser history is for no more than 7 days. I
> have
> DSL through Qwest, the computer wasn't always this slow-- I know from just
> adding my own personal settings/profiles for family users causes some
> slowing
> as files are saved/downloaded/installed etc. but this goes a bit beyond I
> feel. Avail Virt Mem=301.64 MB/1.46 GB, Phys total Mem=501.43MB/ 88.86MB
> Avail. The system discs that came with this emachine=Windows Anytime
> Upgrade+cert./Authinticity on the Operating Syst Disc WindowsVistaBasic 32
> Bit<< registration failed because labeled codes do not match whatever the
> pre-installed VistaBasic code says/is. Showing labels/stickers/cd-rom
> case(s) to the computer screen haven't yet helped-- dare not mention my
> thinning patience that caused me to just give-up vise blow-up. Does this
> better help diagnose my issues? How big of idiot am I yet?
>
> "Charlie Tame" wrote:
>