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    Default [Issue 062] IE Software (Plugins) unprotected in 1.5.1.15

    Good evening,

    I just successfully uninstalled Spybot S&D 1.4 according to the directions furnished in this link http://www.spybot.info/en/howto/uninstall.html

    Everything went off without a hitch.

    After bringing my updates up to snuff I used the immunization feature and it found 86,613 items to be immunized.

    However, after the immunization completed I still had 895 'unprotected' items. All of them were listed under the heading of 'Software (Plugins) under the Internet Explorer (32 bit) section. Is this normal?

    My first scan went through the 76,767 checks in a little over 10 minutes. All went well in this respect.

    Any thoughts on the 895 'unprotected items' under Software (Plugins) would be welcomed.

    Thanks and regards,

    2harts4ever
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    I experienced your exact issue and posted about it here: http://forums.spybot.info/showthread.php?t=17557

    The fix for me and another user was to "Undo" the immunizations (this may take awhile so be patient) and then to "Immunize" again.

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    Hi McDana,

    Worked like a charm!

    Thanks and regards,

    2harts4ever
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    If you got Spyware blaster then check it because doing a uninstall of 1.4 I ran the immunise and did a undo on every thing and that will effect what is in Spyware blaster.

    If all is ok there with Spyware blaster and you still see the 895 'unprotected items' under Software (Plugins) then I don't know what to say.
    You could uncheck all in the immunise and then check only the 895 'unprotected items' under Software (Plugins) and do a undo on it. Maybe close spybot alsp and open it again and then go back and add the 895 'unprotected items' under Software (Plugins) back again to see what happens.

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    Hi hewee,

    McDana's post above did the trick for me.

    I appreciate your tip on the change in Spyware Blaster. I just got done 'enabling protection' for the ones which Spybot changed.

    Regards,

    2harts4ever
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    Hi 2harts4ever,

    Your so welcome. Glad you got things fixed.

    I undid most of all the things in the immunization but the ones with the IE icon.
    Don't have SeaMonkey so those 4 are not needed and the ones for Firefox really slowed down page loads and I mean it made pages wait and then load slow.

    I use firefox all the time and have always keep things safe and seeing how they are something new then it is the same as before with 1.4. Then when I can find out more about what the others are I may undo some of them too.
    Just not sure what each one does and seeing how I don't use IE but IE is part of windows I don't want to open something up. The IE cookies I can undo but you still see it listed twice by the IE icons.
    You got the \Software and .Default so don't know just what or how each works.
    Guess cookies if you use IE is the one and then cookies you can get from using other programs is the other.
    Like when you update Spyware Blaster it make a "sbversion2[1]" cookie in the C:\WINDOWS\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\1XTD9QAU folder.
    Was even at a site last week using Firefox and it asked to set a cookie and my setting on cookies are not that way for firefox but it was the cookie popup you get from IE and it set a cookie in the IE folder when I was using Firefox. Now that I hate. Don't know why or how that happens but over the year it has happen a couple times.

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    Btw, I created a new bug tracker entry about it
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    Morning PepiMK,

    Btw, I created a new bug tracker entry about it
    Now, that is what I call staying on top of a subject and keeping everyone informed of the latest developments.

    That is what keeps 'Spybot S&D' right up there at the top in the fight against the 'baddies'.

    Good job!

    Thanks and regards,

    2harts4ever
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    Smile Default [Issue 062] IE Software (Plugins) unprotected in 1.5.1.15

    Hi MacDana

    I came across this following update 2-1-2008 & had 11 unprotected items in Internet Explorer (32 bit) Software [Plugins].

    Your suggestion worked. Problem solved.

    Thanks

    Porkie

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