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judita

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March 6th, 2004 16:00

Home Network

Probably an easy question.  I started to set up a home network with our wireless Dell Inspiron 5100 (XP) and our Dell desktop (ME) and decided against it because of different operating systems.

I never finished the setup and I think that's why I keep getting this messages:  p2p Networking - Can't start server! - about every 10 seconds!  I can't seem to find the answer as to how to uninstall this.

HELP!  and thank you!

  • volcano11

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    Posted March 6th, 2004 16:00

    Setting up the networking isn't your problem, nor is there a problem setting up networks between different operating systems.  The error you are getting is due to Kazaa or some other file sharing program you have installed on your system.  These programs bring with them lots of spyware, scumware, and other parasites that eventually conflict with the normal operation of your computer.  My advice is to uninstall the file sharing programs, then go to the Virus Information and Removal forum and read the FAQ at the top of the forum on how to get rid of the spyware and other parasites.

    Steve

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    Posted March 6th, 2004 17:00

    I just uninstalled Kazaa.  That's it??  All this time I thought it was something else.

    Thank you!

  • volcano11

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    Posted March 6th, 2004 17:00

    Now you need to get rid of all the other garbage that Kazaa brought with it.  Uninstalling Kazaa will not get rid of the spyware, so follow through with my advice on the spyware removal. 

    Steve