Re: Corrupted security zones

From: "GarethT" <GarethT@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

| I have a problem that occurred last week; I cannot open Access daabases, i
| get an error message saying Internet Explorer security Zone manager is
| corrupt or not installed. I cannot access Windows Update directly, only via
| Microsoft.com; and when I try to download files, I get "your security
| settings do not allow...". I've reset all IE security settings to defaults,
| even run the anti spyware browser restore program, but still have the same
| problem.
| I reinstalled Office XP - no difference. manually downloaded all security
| patches, no difference. 3 different spyware scanners find nothing, 2
| different antivirus programs find nothing.

You can't just state "...3 different spyware scanners find nothing, 2 different antivirus
programs find nothing."
You have to state what the software that you used was and their respective versions.
Otherwise the above is meaningless.

Download the following utility
http://mvps.org/winhelp2002/DelDomains.inf

Save the INF file to the DeskTop.
Right-Click on the INF file and choose "Install".


--
Dave
http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
http://www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm


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