Following a complete virus scan this morning, the results tab on my AOL Safety and Security Center showed that the following files were suspect, but could not be cleaned: cbtdrtcj.exe enpmsgfa.exe eqmfexdm.exe fvneauis.exe nqkstwpr.exe tjfiduxg.exe timhbnka.exe All of the files are found in C:/Windows/system32. They show recent creation dates. The size is 17.3 KB, and use 20.0 KB of disk space. Does anyone have comments about whether they should be deleted? Wilson

In a message dated 23/07/2006 18:00:58 GMT Daylight Time, JYoung6180@aol.com writes: Robin- If no one on this list comes up with a solution for you this is a question you might consider asking on SENIOR-NEWBIE-L@rootsweb.com . We've got quite a few computer and Internet experts on that list who will most likely have some suggestions for you if no one on this list can help. Joan Thank you for the advice Joan. Robin

In a message dated 7/23/2006 12:56:04 PM Eastern Standard Time, RobLMilner@aol.com writes: Today i have been downloading some email attachments and they have downloaded so slow. I have AOL Gold and use a Netgear DG834G 54 mp Router. The only thing i have changed today is to disable the Wireless settings (which the Netgear Help desk told me to do when i first installed the router) because my networked computers in the childrens bedrooms were not connecting. Can anyone offer any help and/or advice on how to bring my speed back up to what it was. I am based in the UK. Robin Robin- If no one on this list comes up with a solution for you this is a question you might consider asking on SENIOR-NEWBIE-L@rootsweb.com . We've got quite a few computer and Internet experts on that list who will most likely have some suggestions for you if no one on this list can help. Joan

Today i have been downloading some email attachments and they have downloaded so slow. I have AOL Gold and use a Netgear DG834G 54 mp Router. The only thing i have changed today is to disable the Wireless settings (which the Netgear Help desk told me to do when i first installed the router) because my networked computers in the childrens bedrooms were not connecting. Can anyone offer any help and/or advice on how to bring my speed back up to what it was. I am based in the UK. Robin

Possibly... I'll check with my Gmail address... It was subscribed after the move. -----Original Message----- From: JYoung6180@aol.com [mailto:JYoung6180@aol.com] Sent: Saturday, July 22, 2006 5:25 PM To: AOLers-RootsWeb-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [AOL-RW] AOL users and the gradual migration of RootsWeb lists to a new m... In a message dated 7/22/2006 8:17:58 PM Eastern Standard Time, justgeo1@comcast.net writes: Joan, I just checked PWC and the list I manage that was migrated shows up in both the lists subscribed to and the lists I manage. Wrong information is displayed for the list I subscribe to because the L is still there... That will probably be fixed in the future. :) George- That is most likely because the data was never updated and you were subbed to LISTNAME-L before the migration--and therefore are stuck in limbo until the migrated lists are updated in PWC. It isn't your current subscription to the "new" list that is showing--it is the "old" one still displaying there. Joan

In a message dated 7/22/2006 8:30:03 PM Eastern Daylight Time, TNGEN@aol.com writes: Is there a way to organize messages in some way alphabetically or by subject in the saved on aol or my pc? messagaes? On A O L saved messages can be sorted by date , address and subject at the top of the page when you open any of the mentioned mails... I am on a o l 9.0 and that also applies to your incoming mail, mail deleted and mail sent ... Hope this helps and that I explained it correctly gerri

Is there a way to organize messages in some way alphabetically or by subject in the saved on aol or my pc? messagaes?

In a message dated 7/22/2006 8:17:58 PM Eastern Standard Time, justgeo1@comcast.net writes: Joan, I just checked PWC and the list I manage that was migrated shows up in both the lists subscribed to and the lists I manage. Wrong information is displayed for the list I subscribe to because the L is still there... That will probably be fixed in the future. :) George- That is most likely because the data was never updated and you were subbed to LISTNAME-L before the migration--and therefore are stuck in limbo until the migrated lists are updated in PWC. It isn't your current subscription to the "new" list that is showing--it is the "old" one still displaying there. Joan

Joan, I just checked PWC and the list I manage that was migrated shows up in both the lists subscribed to and the lists I manage. Wrong information is displayed for the list I subscribe to because the L is still there... That will probably be fixed in the future. :) -----Original Message----- From: JYoung6180@aol.com [mailto:JYoung6180@aol.com] Sent: Friday, July 21, 2006 2:32 PM To: AOLers-RootsWeb-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [AOL-RW] AOL users and the gradual migration of RootsWeb lists to a new m... >>>Major Snippage<<< Don't forget that Password Central will only send you a list of the list to which you are currently subscribed under the email address you enter there--plus PWC may not be updated to include any already migrated lists--your current subscriptions to migrated lists probably won't be showing up there. It is a testing transitional phase. Joan

In a message dated 7/22/2006 7:10:37 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, Jthowie@aol.com writes: Lloyd, to answer your question, my latest update from McAfee in AOL Safety & Security Center was yesterday. Guess we will just have to wait and see how it goes..Thanks everyone. Pat. Pat, I received two updates yesterday after I sent out the e-mail. They were the first updates I had received since July 14. Lloyd

Lloyd, to answer your question, my latest update from McAfee in AOL Safety & Security Center was yesterday. Guess we will just have to wait and see how it goes..Thanks everyone. Pat.

In a message dated 7/21/2006 4:31:53 PM Eastern Standard Time, JeanMcCarthy36@aol.com writes: Thank you for that explanation Joan. Perhaps that would explain what has happened to posts I have sent to various Rootsweb lists. I unsubscribed my AOL e-mail address and resubscribed using my new e-mail address. I have had nothing back from any of the lists and there were quite a few. When I asked for a list of all the lists I subscribe to from password central all I got back was details of my freepages account. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Jean McCarthy nee Moore P.S. Yesterday I sent an e-mail to Roots web as advised on the web site but I have not had a response yet. Although I think I saw a note on the Roots web help page that they are on holiday at the moment. Many thanks in advance. Jean Jean- I'm not sure your situation would fit what I just sent to the list--ONLY if the lists are migrated lists and ONLY if you could have been unsubbed possibly for blocking someone who posts to the lists on those migrated lists. I think your situation might be a bit different. Don't forget that most lists have not yet been migrated to the new system--this was merely a heads up in case this applies to you and also to watch for this in the future as admin notify their lists that they are about to be migrated to the new system. Don't forget that Password Central will only send you a list of the list to which you are currently subscribed under the email address you enter there--plus PWC may not be updated to include any already migrated lists--your current subscriptions to migrated lists probably won't be showing up there. It is a testing transitional phase. Joan

Thank you for that explanation Joan. Perhaps that would explain what has happened to posts I have sent to various Rootsweb lists. I unsubscribed my AOL e-mail address and resubscribed using my new e-mail address. I have had nothing back from any of the lists and there were quite a few. When I asked for a list of all the lists I subscribe to from password central all I got back was details of my freepages account. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Jean McCarthy nee Moore P.S. Yesterday I sent an e-mail to Roots web as advised on the web site but I have not had a response yet. Although I think I saw a note on the Roots web help page that they are on holiday at the moment. Many thanks in advance. Jean http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jeanmccarthy36/

To All- Let me start off by saying that *this* list isn't changing just yet, but it might be of interest for you to know that RootsWeb is beginning to migrate a few mailing lists over to a new list management system. Some of you may already subscribe to RootsWeb lists where it has been announced that the list has been or is soon to be migrated over to the new system. Some time ago Sharon and I did a test and reported our findings on this list about what happens when an AOL list subscriber blocks mail in mail controls for another list subscriber who posts to the list--does the blocked person's list posts bounce back to RootsWeb and eventually possibly bounce the person doing the blocking from the list? Or does the block just send the blocked poster's list mail to the spam folder of the person doing the blocking? What Sharon and I proved is that it depends on whether the LIST address is in the person doing the blocking's address book. If the list address is in the address book RootsWeb doesn't get a bounce back saying "joe6000 is not accepting mail from this sender" -- the list messages from this sender merely end up in the blocker's spam folder. If the list address is not in the address book RootsWeb DOES get a bounce back for this reason--which could potentially lead to the AOLer doing the blocking being removed from the list for bounces. Now--you are probably asking what all the above has to do with the on-going migration of RootsWeb lists to the new system. The admins of the lists already on the new system are experiencing a high level of bounces due to an AOLer, CS.com, or wmconnect subscriber blocking mail from another list member who posts to the list. In some cases the admin is not even able to get a message through to the person to explain the problem--because in some cases the AOLer is blocking the list *admin*. <g> I believe that the cause of the increas in the bounces is that as a part of the changeover the migrated list addresses arer changing from LISTNAME-L to just LISTNAME (no -L). So the list address in your address book isn't matching the list address on the incoming list mail for the migrated lists. Please keep this in mind if you block anyone's mail who may be a subscriber/poster on a list to which you subscribe. If/when your lists migrate to the new system (you will always be notified of this by the list admin of the effected lists) be sure to change your list address in your address book to correspond with the change in listname to remove the -L for the migrated lists. Thanks! Joan

I too have been getting this message usually when I am reading my email it will keep coming up and I have to X out of it. What is this annoying thing? Nancee, Ca.

In a message dated 7/21/2006 7:12:25 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, Jthowie@aol.com writes: This morning after the virus scan was completed I signed on to the internet and this box came up. I don't understand what is means and maybe someone can help me with it. It is a little lengthly tho. I appreciate all the help and advice from this site. Thank you so much. Pat. Here it is: Macromedia Flash Player Security has stopped a potentially unsafe operation. The following local application on your computer network: mad:\\636928A9-944D-4AB8-8857-C9D638B5ECCC\default.html is trying to communicate with this internet-enabled location: twx.2mdn.net To let this application communicate with the internet, click settings. You must restart the application after changing your settings. I have never seen this before and again, I thank you for any assistance you can give me. I got the same message this morning also, for the first time. I have Macromedia Flash Player on my computer but I did not know about the Security part. Lloyd I received the same message, and also there are no ads flashing at the bottom of the AOL Welcome screen, but there is an ad on the bottom of my e-mail screen. Betty

When was the latest Virus Update from McAfee in AOL Safety & Security Center? My last one was a week ago today. Lloyd

In a message dated 7/21/2006 7:12:25 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, Jthowie@aol.com writes: This morning after the virus scan was completed I signed on to the internet and this box came up. I don't understand what is means and maybe someone can help me with it. It is a little lengthly tho. I appreciate all the help and advice from this site. Thank you so much. Pat. Here it is: Macromedia Flash Player Security has stopped a potentially unsafe operation. The following local application on your computer network: mad:\\636928A9-944D-4AB8-8857-C9D638B5ECCC\default.html is trying to communicate with this internet-enabled location: twx.2mdn.net To let this application communicate with the internet, click settings. You must restart the application after changing your settings. I have never seen this before and again, I thank you for any assistance you can give me. I got the same message this morning also, for the first time. I have Macromedia Flash Player on my computer but I did not know about the Security part. Lloyd

This morning after the virus scan was completed I signed on to the internet and this box came up. I don't understand what is means and maybe someone can help me with it. It is a little lengthly tho. I appreciate all the help and advice from this site. Thank you so much. Pat. Here it is: Macromedia Flash Player Security has stopped a potentially unsafe operation. The following local application on your computer network: mad:\\636928A9-944D-4AB8-8857-C9D638B5ECCC\default.html is trying to communicate with this internet-enabled location: twx.2mdn.net To let this application communicate with the internet, click settings. You must restart the application after changing your settings. I have never seen this before and again, I thank you for any assistance you can give me.

In a message dated 7/19/2006 3:59:35 PM Eastern Standard Time, SJR1813@aol.com writes: I have had Ad-aware for quite awhile and never had a problem but now, every time I run a scan, then I have a really difficult time getting AOL to load. Sharon- Are you trying to load AOL WHILE a scan is in process? Perhaps you are over-using limited resources? Joan No, Joan, I meant AFTER I have done an Ad-aware scan, the first time or two I try to get on AOL, it is very difficult. I am getting to the point of not running Ad-aware as often as I should because of this. Sharon