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No big plans for the weekend except to drive over to Rochelle to pick up a new weather radio late this afternoon.
The new Doc Holliday's tee-shirts are in. I priced them at $18 for S, M, L and XL and $20 for XXL and XXXL
I have them in turquoise, royal blue and black. I also have 4 size Large in charcoal.View attachment 40959
They're beautiful Ernie. Kudos. Love the color and love the design. And hope you get your computer fixed. I need to get my laptop into the shop--it is doing some really wierd things--but don't want to spend the money and don't want to give up the laptop. Problems problems.
My husband had to take his computer in yesterday for the same reason Foxfyre
Something must be going on with nasty malware and viruses.
Mine has been doing it for a long time now so I don't think it is a virus. But there is a virus out there that we should all be aware of. I'll steal the info from another site that recently reported it with thanks to them:
- New fast-spreading virus destroys PCs
There's dangerous new malware out there called Rombertik that could steal your personal information and destroy your PC. If you try to get rid of it, the malware could trap your computer in an endless reboot cycle.
Rombertik usually infects computers using a malicious file attached to a phishing email. In some cases, this email is designed to look like a message from Microsoft. The malware can steal login credentials and other information you enter into websites.
Rombertik also checks to see if it's being analyzed or if other programs are trying to delete it. If it detects this kind of activity, it will try to delete a file called the Master Boot Record (MBR). This can cause your computer to go into an endless restart cycle when it is turned off and turned back on. The malware also has some other tricks up its sleeve.
http://www.komando.com/happening-now...ampaign=buffer
The new Doc Holliday's tee-shirts are in. I priced them at $18 for S, M, L and XL and $20 for XXL and XXXL
I have them in turquoise, royal blue and black. I also have 4 size Large in charcoal.View attachment 40959
They're beautiful Ernie. Kudos. Love the color and love the design. And hope you get your computer fixed. I need to get my laptop into the shop--it is doing some really wierd things--but don't want to spend the money and don't want to give up the laptop. Problems problems.
My husband had to take his computer in yesterday for the same reason Foxfyre
Something must be going on with nasty malware and viruses.
Mine has been doing it for a long time now so I don't think it is a virus. But there is a virus out there that we should all be aware of. I'll steal the info from another site that recently reported it with thanks to them:
- New fast-spreading virus destroys PCs
There's dangerous new malware out there called Rombertik that could steal your personal information and destroy your PC. If you try to get rid of it, the malware could trap your computer in an endless reboot cycle.
Rombertik usually infects computers using a malicious file attached to a phishing email. In some cases, this email is designed to look like a message from Microsoft. The malware can steal login credentials and other information you enter into websites.
Rombertik also checks to see if it's being analyzed or if other programs are trying to delete it. If it detects this kind of activity, it will try to delete a file called the Master Boot Record (MBR). This can cause your computer to go into an endless restart cycle when it is turned off and turned back on. The malware also has some other tricks up its sleeve.
http://www.komando.com/happening-now...ampaign=buffer
Oh My God ! And I am now relying on Microsoft security essentials instead of Norton. I baulked at renewing Norton because they wanted £69 and Microsoft security is free. I hope it works.
Oh, and so we don't let this go by unnoted:
Oh, and so we don't let this go by unnoted:
All the political leaders went to the cenotaph to lay wreaths today. I don't know how they found the time because they have all been up all night because of the general election. The conservatives have won again.
The new Doc Holliday's tee-shirts are in. I priced them at $18 for S, M, L and XL and $20 for XXL and XXXL
I have them in turquoise, royal blue and black. I also have 4 size Large in charcoal.View attachment 40959
They're beautiful Ernie. Kudos. Love the color and love the design. And hope you get your computer fixed. I need to get my laptop into the shop--it is doing some really wierd things--but don't want to spend the money and don't want to give up the laptop. Problems problems.
My husband had to take his computer in yesterday for the same reason Foxfyre
Something must be going on with nasty malware and viruses.
Mine has been doing it for a long time now so I don't think it is a virus. But there is a virus out there that we should all be aware of. I'll steal the info from another site that recently reported it with thanks to them:
- New fast-spreading virus destroys PCs
There's dangerous new malware out there called Rombertik that could steal your personal information and destroy your PC. If you try to get rid of it, the malware could trap your computer in an endless reboot cycle.
Rombertik usually infects computers using a malicious file attached to a phishing email. In some cases, this email is designed to look like a message from Microsoft. The malware can steal login credentials and other information you enter into websites.
Rombertik also checks to see if it's being analyzed or if other programs are trying to delete it. If it detects this kind of activity, it will try to delete a file called the Master Boot Record (MBR). This can cause your computer to go into an endless restart cycle when it is turned off and turned back on. The malware also has some other tricks up its sleeve.
http://www.komando.com/happening-now...ampaign=buffer
Oh My God ! And I am now relying on Microsoft security essentials instead of Norton. I baulked at renewing Norton because they wanted £69 and Microsoft security is free. I hope it works.
I wouldn't rely on Microsoft Security Essentials, their record is not considered all that good.The new Doc Holliday's tee-shirts are in. I priced them at $18 for S, M, L and XL and $20 for XXL and XXXL
I have them in turquoise, royal blue and black. I also have 4 size Large in charcoal.View attachment 40959
They're beautiful Ernie. Kudos. Love the color and love the design. And hope you get your computer fixed. I need to get my laptop into the shop--it is doing some really wierd things--but don't want to spend the money and don't want to give up the laptop. Problems problems.
My husband had to take his computer in yesterday for the same reason Foxfyre
Something must be going on with nasty malware and viruses.
Mine has been doing it for a long time now so I don't think it is a virus. But there is a virus out there that we should all be aware of. I'll steal the info from another site that recently reported it with thanks to them:
- New fast-spreading virus destroys PCs
There's dangerous new malware out there called Rombertik that could steal your personal information and destroy your PC. If you try to get rid of it, the malware could trap your computer in an endless reboot cycle.
Rombertik usually infects computers using a malicious file attached to a phishing email. In some cases, this email is designed to look like a message from Microsoft. The malware can steal login credentials and other information you enter into websites.
Rombertik also checks to see if it's being analyzed or if other programs are trying to delete it. If it detects this kind of activity, it will try to delete a file called the Master Boot Record (MBR). This can cause your computer to go into an endless restart cycle when it is turned off and turned back on. The malware also has some other tricks up its sleeve.
http://www.komando.com/happening-now...ampaign=buffer
Oh My God ! And I am now relying on Microsoft security essentials instead of Norton. I baulked at renewing Norton because they wanted £69 and Microsoft security is free. I hope it works.
Let me get with my website people and see if we can set it up.The new Doc Holliday's tee-shirts are in. I priced them at $18 for S, M, L and XL and $20 for XXL and XXXL
I have them in turquoise, royal blue and black. I also have 4 size Large in charcoal.View attachment 40959
How can we get one?
Do we have to travel to the bar or can we order them online?
I got the POS at Doc's up and running. 2 hours on the phone with tech support and the guy ran out of ideas. He asked about anti virus and I said that the machine runs McAffee, he gave me their tech support number and said that as far as he could see, the AV was blocking a connection to the SQL server in the office.The new Doc Holliday's tee-shirts are in. I priced them at $18 for S, M, L and XL and $20 for XXL and XXXL
I have them in turquoise, royal blue and black. I also have 4 size Large in charcoal.View attachment 40959
They're beautiful Ernie. Kudos. Love the color and love the design. And hope you get your computer fixed. I need to get my laptop into the shop--it is doing some really wierd things--but don't want to spend the money and don't want to give up the laptop. Problems problems.
My husband had to take his computer in yesterday for the same reason Foxfyre
Something must be going on with nasty malware and viruses.
Mine has been doing it for a long time now so I don't think it is a virus. But there is a virus out there that we should all be aware of. I'll steal the info from another site that recently reported it with thanks to them:
- New fast-spreading virus destroys PCs
There's dangerous new malware out there called Rombertik that could steal your personal information and destroy your PC. If you try to get rid of it, the malware could trap your computer in an endless reboot cycle.
Rombertik usually infects computers using a malicious file attached to a phishing email. In some cases, this email is designed to look like a message from Microsoft. The malware can steal login credentials and other information you enter into websites.
Rombertik also checks to see if it's being analyzed or if other programs are trying to delete it. If it detects this kind of activity, it will try to delete a file called the Master Boot Record (MBR). This can cause your computer to go into an endless restart cycle when it is turned off and turned back on. The malware also has some other tricks up its sleeve.
http://www.komando.com/happening-now...ampaign=buffer
Oh My God ! And I am now relying on Microsoft security essentials instead of Norton. I baulked at renewing Norton because they wanted £69 and Microsoft security is free. I hope it works.
I wouldn't rely on Microsoft Security Essentials, their record is not considered all that good.The new Doc Holliday's tee-shirts are in. I priced them at $18 for S, M, L and XL and $20 for XXL and XXXL
I have them in turquoise, royal blue and black. I also have 4 size Large in charcoal.View attachment 40959
They're beautiful Ernie. Kudos. Love the color and love the design. And hope you get your computer fixed. I need to get my laptop into the shop--it is doing some really wierd things--but don't want to spend the money and don't want to give up the laptop. Problems problems.
My husband had to take his computer in yesterday for the same reason Foxfyre
Something must be going on with nasty malware and viruses.
Mine has been doing it for a long time now so I don't think it is a virus. But there is a virus out there that we should all be aware of. I'll steal the info from another site that recently reported it with thanks to them:
- New fast-spreading virus destroys PCs
There's dangerous new malware out there called Rombertik that could steal your personal information and destroy your PC. If you try to get rid of it, the malware could trap your computer in an endless reboot cycle.
Rombertik usually infects computers using a malicious file attached to a phishing email. In some cases, this email is designed to look like a message from Microsoft. The malware can steal login credentials and other information you enter into websites.
Rombertik also checks to see if it's being analyzed or if other programs are trying to delete it. If it detects this kind of activity, it will try to delete a file called the Master Boot Record (MBR). This can cause your computer to go into an endless restart cycle when it is turned off and turned back on. The malware also has some other tricks up its sleeve.
http://www.komando.com/happening-now...ampaign=buffer
Oh My God ! And I am now relying on Microsoft security essentials instead of Norton. I baulked at renewing Norton because they wanted £69 and Microsoft security is free. I hope it works.
Avast is free and better than Norton.
Avast Download Free Antivirus Software
Uuuummmmm, no time down, no conflict issues, no time on the phone and no money out of pocket....... Sounds pretty simple to me.......I got the POS at Doc's up and running. 2 hours on the phone with tech support and the guy ran out of ideas. He asked about anti virus and I said that the machine runs McAffee, he gave me their tech support number and said that as far as he could see, the AV was blocking a connection to the SQL server in the office.They're beautiful Ernie. Kudos. Love the color and love the design. And hope you get your computer fixed. I need to get my laptop into the shop--it is doing some really wierd things--but don't want to spend the money and don't want to give up the laptop. Problems problems.
My husband had to take his computer in yesterday for the same reason Foxfyre
Something must be going on with nasty malware and viruses.
Mine has been doing it for a long time now so I don't think it is a virus. But there is a virus out there that we should all be aware of. I'll steal the info from another site that recently reported it with thanks to them:
- New fast-spreading virus destroys PCs
There's dangerous new malware out there called Rombertik that could steal your personal information and destroy your PC. If you try to get rid of it, the malware could trap your computer in an endless reboot cycle.
Rombertik usually infects computers using a malicious file attached to a phishing email. In some cases, this email is designed to look like a message from Microsoft. The malware can steal login credentials and other information you enter into websites.
Rombertik also checks to see if it's being analyzed or if other programs are trying to delete it. If it detects this kind of activity, it will try to delete a file called the Master Boot Record (MBR). This can cause your computer to go into an endless restart cycle when it is turned off and turned back on. The malware also has some other tricks up its sleeve.
http://www.komando.com/happening-now...ampaign=buffer
Oh My God ! And I am now relying on Microsoft security essentials instead of Norton. I baulked at renewing Norton because they wanted £69 and Microsoft security is free. I hope it works.
I wouldn't rely on Microsoft Security Essentials, their record is not considered all that good.They're beautiful Ernie. Kudos. Love the color and love the design. And hope you get your computer fixed. I need to get my laptop into the shop--it is doing some really wierd things--but don't want to spend the money and don't want to give up the laptop. Problems problems.
My husband had to take his computer in yesterday for the same reason Foxfyre
Something must be going on with nasty malware and viruses.
Mine has been doing it for a long time now so I don't think it is a virus. But there is a virus out there that we should all be aware of. I'll steal the info from another site that recently reported it with thanks to them:
- New fast-spreading virus destroys PCs
There's dangerous new malware out there called Rombertik that could steal your personal information and destroy your PC. If you try to get rid of it, the malware could trap your computer in an endless reboot cycle.
Rombertik usually infects computers using a malicious file attached to a phishing email. In some cases, this email is designed to look like a message from Microsoft. The malware can steal login credentials and other information you enter into websites.
Rombertik also checks to see if it's being analyzed or if other programs are trying to delete it. If it detects this kind of activity, it will try to delete a file called the Master Boot Record (MBR). This can cause your computer to go into an endless restart cycle when it is turned off and turned back on. The malware also has some other tricks up its sleeve.
http://www.komando.com/happening-now...ampaign=buffer
Oh My God ! And I am now relying on Microsoft security essentials instead of Norton. I baulked at renewing Norton because they wanted £69 and Microsoft security is free. I hope it works.
Avast is free and better than Norton.
Avast Download Free Antivirus Software
So, I call McAffee and she tells me that first, we will have to confirm the AV is the culprit. I turn off McAffee and the system runs perfectly. I explain that the internet went down about the same time as I started having problems. She said that the program updates automatically and there's a chance I had lost internet at the least favored moment. I restarted McAffee and we're good to go.
2 hours and 15 minutes all told on the phone, 99 dollars to renew my service agreement, and it was just that simple.
Obviously someone was extremely appreciative for access to said "tool".........Courtesy of my great nephew who just posted this with the caption that this is an 800# bronze statue in Russia. It is baby angels carrying a large enema syringe bulb. He closes with the comment that you didn't know you needed to see this, but you totally did.
That tower is roughly 1.5 miles from Doc's. There's another just like it about 1/4 mile away too.Good night darlinks. I love you guys.
And we're still keeping vigil for
Harper (Save's granddaughter),
Pogo’s friend Pat and special comfort for Pogo,
TK, and TK's grandma,
Spoonie, Ringel, 007, Hombre, Sheila, Alan, & GW's sore backs,
Sherry’s Mom,
Becki and Becki’s hubby,
Noomi’s Auntie Marj,
The Ringels in difficult transition,
Mrs. BBD's knee,
Save and Mrs. L in adversity,
Chris in transition,
Mrs. O and SFCOllie and Colonel,
GW's daughter, her friend Sachendra, and Sachendra's husband Bob and son Gary.
Noomi!!!
Ringel for wellness, rest, healing, and extra strength,
Nosmo's mom,
All of us and those we care about who are looking for work,
And all others we love and hold in concern.
And the light is on awaiting the return of Becki and all the others who have been MIA lately. We hope everyone is okay.
P.S. Sometimes in the editing of the vigil list or when I have switched computers, somebody gets dropped that is supposed to be on it. This will always be inadvertent and if ya'll would call it to my attention, it would be much appreciated.
