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My computer's been restricting my access to certain things since I got the Roadrunner internet connection.
It started when I tried to update my ZoneAlarm firewall. I ran the updater and when it hit 62% it says that I don't have administrator privileges and stopped there. It did this about 4 times before I gave up. This ended up messing up my internet connection and I had to call Time Warner to help get that resolved. Now it won't let me change stuff in the Control Panel - Add/Remove Programs Folder. I'm trying to delete a Sonic Update thing that starts when I boot-up my computer. The folder shows all of the stuff, but the change/remove button is gone. This is weird because I used it yesterday just fine to remove the ZoneAlarm fragment that was stopping my internet connection. I haven't made any changes since then is this from not having a firewall? I'm not going to try installing ZoneAlarm again because if it messes up again it doesn't look like I'll be able to delete it. I did delete two viruses from my computer using the AOL Kaspersky program. 1) C:hp\region\EN_US-ie.reg 2) C:\System Volume Information\_restore{E0C22EC0-D318-4D95-967D-A5C2B4653ED0}\RP114\A0020605.reg I don't know if that would affect anything, but I really haven't changed anything else.
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I just noticed the Add/Remove programs screen gives me the Change/Remove button on the 3 programs I just installed, but not on any of the other ones which is kind of confusing.
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save you tried going into safe mode and using the account actually called Administrator? Having a virus can cause pretty much any problem, and not having a firewall allows more trojens to download virri. I would suggest downloading a free light anti-virus and doing a scan to remove them. Also did your Roadrunner ISP have you install any software? If you've got a router you don't need it, infact in most cases you wouldn't need ISP software unless its DSL or Dial-up directly connected to your computer.
The easiest way to fix this problem is to do a system restore I would think. [Start] [Programs] [Accessories] [System Tools] [System Restore] You should select the last date that you know everythign worked. |
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