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Windows 98SE looks for Spybot in the wrong place
Posted by DemoDisk on September 18th, 2007


Hi, all;

This started several weeks ago, when I was running SCANDISK from Safe
mode (as recommended here). If I attempt to use the USB mouse to
navigate or select, Safe mode goes nuts, opening apps, dialog boxes
wherever the cursor travels. Somewhere in that mess, Win98SE was told to
check for Spybot first on the A: drive. I think.

Now when I double-click on Spybot S&D for update or a system scan, the
system first polls the A: drive once, then again quickly several times.
Then it opens normally.

I've checked in Spybots settings and Properties, but I don't see
anything telling it to try A: before it checks the C: drive, and I don't
know how to make it stop polling A:

Please help, and I hope it's an easy question.

Thanks,
JPM



Posted by penguin676 on September 20th, 2007


DemoDisk wrote:
Greetings;

I have the same thing happening. I also have Win98SE and starting a few
weeks ago when I open Spybot S&D it looks at the A: drive first. I just
figured there was something in one of their updates that was making it
do that.

If you find out any more info post back here and let us know.

Penguin must run. Have cookie will travel.
-Chris

Posted by DemoDisk on September 21st, 2007



"penguin676" <penguin676@example.invalid> wrote in message
news:7t65f3hpacd894as65v8baakcc79hpq8oc@4ax.com...

Thanks, Chris. I didn't think I'd get an answer after 2 days! I'm
trying the AV newsgroups as well. May be some luck there.

Do you get the same weird Safe mode stuff? Where any cursor motion
triggers windows and dialog boxes everywhere?

JPM



Posted by penguin676 on September 22nd, 2007


DemoDisk wrote:
Greetings;

No, I'm not getting any other issues. I update Spybot in Normal mode
and then boot to Safe mode to do the scanning...I've never had any
strange cursor action. Sorry I can't help you with that. :-)

Penguin must run. Have cookie will travel.
-Chris


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