christassie

christassie

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There is no doubt whatsoever: Icon Packager paralyzes my windows help and support along with desktop assistance, etc. I did a fresh install of Windows XP SP2. Help and support work fine at this point. Then I create a restore point. Next, I install Icon Packager which works great in and of itself. My Windows XP help and support will work as well, until the computer is restarted or rebooted. After that point, help and support, desktop assistance, a

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There is no doubt whatsoever: Icon Packager paralyzes my windows help and support along with desktop assistance, etc. I did a fresh install of Windows XP SP2. Help and support work fine at this point. Then I create a restore point. Next, I install Icon Packager which works great in and of itself. My Windows XP help and support will work as well, until the computer is restarted or rebooted. After that point, help and support, desktop assistance, a

53 Replies 38,601 Views

There is no doubt whatsoever: Icon Packager paralyzes my windows help and support along with desktop assistance, etc. I did a fresh install of Windows XP SP2. Help and support work fine at this point. Then I create a restore point. Next, I install Icon Packager which works great in and of itself. My Windows XP help and support will work as well, until the computer is restarted or rebooted. After that point, help and support, desktop assistance, a

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That's real good to know. I did take into consideration the fact that it had been downloaded by so many, but I never figure Norton (as much as it costs) would be wrong. On the other hand, what everyone is saying is GOOD NEWS! Thanks to everyone so far for there input.

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I wished I didn't have to use Norton but it is a work requirement. It starting to look like public opinion is putting the evil eye on Norton. If that is so, I too will just tell it to allow the script. I'm new to this Object Desktop, second day. I surely don't mean to offend anyone and from what widgets I did use - I thought they were absolutely cool! So I would be glad to know that it was Norton and not the widget(s).

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One of them was GT3 Calendar by Tiggz, the others I don't remember exactly but I know one of the others was for weather. Maybe it does have something to do with Norton. It tells me the widget is trying to run malicious script. It recommends that I stop the script from running. After that, all h_ll breaks loose and my computer starts going crazy. As it effects so many areas of my computer, I just assumed that the malicious script had gotten through

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This has happened to me twice since trying to use widgets downloaded from the site. My brand new Norton Antivirus, on a couple of them, said they were running high risk script and recommended to stop the script. Each time I told Norton to go ahead and stop it. This did not do any good. This script certainly is malicious because it started by attacking norton and disabling it, then it went on to stop the internet explorer from working correctly, the

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