Fear not. Help is just a click away. I too was bugged by the famous DSO Exploit (5 entries) tag every time I ran SB S & D. I was assured by all that it was harmless as long as your OS was all up-to-date with security patches et al. But still, it was quite annoying to see this every single time I ran the thing. Then one day I found the buried treasure over at our friend, Major Geeks.
It's officially called, "DSO Exploit fix 1.3.1 TX." Do the download, follow the instructions and voile', no more DSO Exploit. Works like a charm. I never did find an answer on the author's site but MG has one. It can be found here, http://www.majorgeeks.com/download4392.html
See you on the net.........jdog23 :smileywink:
4600 Pentium 4 @ 2.8GHz, 80 GB 7200 rpm Ultra ATA Hard Drive, 256 MB DDR, 16XDVD-Rom Drive, 8X DVD+R/RW CD-RW Drive, Floppy Drive, Intel Extreme Graphics 2, XP Home
No problem my friend. Once in awhile we score a direct bullseye on one of these bugaboos. It just shows the power in numbers within a great forum site like DCF! I'm sure that sometime you'll pass along a helpful tip to someone else. That's how we do it............
jdog23 :smileywink:
4600 Pentium 4 @ 2.8GHz, 80 GB 7200 rpm Ultra ATA Hard Drive, 256 MB DDR, 16XDVD-Rom Drive, 8X DVD+R/RW CD-RW Drive, Floppy Drive, Intel Extreme Graphics 2, XP Home
SpotCheckBilly
932 Posts
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February 15th, 2005 22:00
this is a well-known "bug" with Spybot S&D, and should be fixed
when the next version is released.
There is a rather lengthy discussion of the subject Here. It explains why
this happens, what is being done to correct it, and why you can ignore it.
I hope you find this information useful.:smileyhappy:
George a.k.a. SpotCheckBilly
jdog23
115 Posts
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February 15th, 2005 23:00
donwilyq,
Fear not. Help is just a click away. I too was bugged by the famous DSO Exploit (5 entries) tag every time I ran SB S & D. I was assured by all that it was harmless as long as your OS was all up-to-date with security patches et al. But still, it was quite annoying to see this every single time I ran the thing. Then one day I found the buried treasure over at our friend, Major Geeks.
It's officially called, "DSO Exploit fix 1.3.1 TX." Do the download, follow the instructions and voile', no more DSO Exploit. Works like a charm. I never did find an answer on the author's site but MG has one. It can be found here, http://www.majorgeeks.com/download4392.html
See you on the net.........jdog23 :smileywink:
4600 Pentium 4 @ 2.8GHz, 80 GB 7200 rpm Ultra ATA Hard Drive, 256 MB DDR, 16XDVD-Rom Drive, 8X DVD+R/RW CD-RW Drive, Floppy Drive, Intel Extreme Graphics 2, XP Home
donwilyq
8 Posts
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February 16th, 2005 01:00
donwilyq
8 Posts
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February 16th, 2005 01:00
SpotCheckBilly
932 Posts
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February 16th, 2005 06:00
You're very welcome,:smileyhappy:
And also many thanks to dog23 for the link. I have been looking all over for that.
George a.k.a. SpotCheckBilly
jdog23
115 Posts
0
February 16th, 2005 09:00
dnwilyq,
No problem my friend. Once in awhile we score a direct bullseye on one of these bugaboos. It just shows the power in numbers within a great forum site like DCF! I'm sure that sometime you'll pass along a helpful tip to someone else. That's how we do it............
jdog23 :smileywink: