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Thanks for your thoughts. I am going to have to watch for this again. It mirrored an email from LinkedIn, but viewing the source code, it came from a Germany ip address and the bogus link went to a Germany .com.

server did not show the email in the bulk/spam folder, keep on server set for both laptop and smartphone. desktop did not show it in the junk/spam folder either. i have never seen this happen & cannot figure it out.

ok, this is strange. i have my laptop & smartphone download my emails but not remove them from the server. only my desktop removes email from the server. tonight however, i got a phishing email on my laptop & smartphone but when i went to the webmail server that email was not there & when i...

i would look at connection speed as a possible problem (choppy video comms) Skype does not play nice with slow connections

you might look into www.freescreensharing.com i have used it and works pretty well for shared screens on differnt customers screens.

give "indexdat suite" a try. you will be suprised what it reveals.

sounds like u did not have an administrator password/profile on these machine. maybe u should consider doing this on new machines and not run into this situation again. if you just want to copy the directories to a txt file i would suggest Karen's Power Tools DirPrint program.

download Audacity from SourceForge

i think you may be in over your head if you have to ask this. not being a smart alec, just honest. if you are starting a small business in this field you should already have an entire toolbox of utilities and hardware. that being said, start by looking into knoppix.

when within Word or Excel you click File Send To select Mail Receipient (as Attachment)

BBB another star for you! my daughter came to me yesterday in a panic saying everything on her laptop was gone. i remembered reading you post a while back and after AV/MW scans i checked the attributes of her folders and found them all hidden. was fortunate that i got everything back and...

not that this helps now, but as a future reference: as soon as i get a new machine loaded and running the way i want it i run Belarc Advisor, save the file on a different machine, and print off the info and save it with my importanat computer papers. it lists all of the software packages...

i was fortunate in that once i deleted the culprit exe file i immediately ran MWB. did not have to go with those you mention, even so you are correct in running them. like i said i was fortunate (spelled LUCKY!)

there were a couple, i did not write them down, sorry. use the Find option and delete any key with fwb.exe in it

my daughter caught this and it took me all day to get to where i could finally run MalwareBytes the obnoxious service & file was fwb.exe once i stopped the service and edited the registry to get rid of it Malwarebytes took care of the rest. it seems this POS keeps going around and changing...

have been disconnecting things one @ a time to identify if it is in-house or outside source. thanks for the replies

turn off all junk mail settings on your isp use TBs junk mail settings on both the laptop and desktop turn off the option to mark emails as read on the server once they are viewed, because if the laptop gets the email before your desktop and marks it as read then your desktop will not get those...

was looking at my router status and found the below info. anybody know anything about why they can connect without knowing my passphrase???? Device: Microsoft Corporation - ”öW<”7Ä IP Address: 0.168.1.42 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 MAC Address: 70:1a:04:ed:49:0d Network Connection: Wireless...

sorry, but i can't believe what i just read from the OP! after working in secure areas for some time it is hard to believe the intent and control (or lack thereof) of computer resources in the manner suggested.

i switched from Avast to MSE w/ Comodo firewall. Have had good results and no infections.