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    Got a Win95 system to clean up for a friend. S&D FAQ's sez to stick with ver 1.3, and to do some OS updates. The links for the updates are provided ---- but where da heck do I find Spybot 1.3?http://forums.spybot.info/images/smi...ed/present.gif

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    Talking Thanx!

    Thank you. May I suggest adding that link to the FAQ?

    http://www.safer-networking.org/en/faq/11.html

    It seems rather strange that links to somebody else's software is there --- but the the link to the "core" item is not ----

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    Quote Originally Posted by ElderJ
    Thank you. May I suggest adding that link to the FAQ?

    http://www.safer-networking.org/en/faq/11.html
    Hello.

    I added:
    Is it possible to run Spybot-S&D under Windows 95?
    Link to old version of Spybot-S&D 1.3 for Win95
    Also see:
    End of support for Windows 98/ME; will Spybot follow suit?

    Of course Win95 is older.
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    Yea, this particular Win95 machine has been taken off-line to continue doing data base and newsletter stuff (a WinXP machine has taken its place on-line). But it does need cleanup anyway --- Gator, WeatherBug, and others are in there.

    Anyway -- thanks sooooo much for your help.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ElderJ
    Yea, this particular Win95 machine has been taken off-line to continue doing data base and newsletter stuff (a WinXP machine has taken its place on-line). But it does need cleanup anyway --- Gator, WeatherBug, and others are in there.

    Anyway -- thanks sooooo much for your help.
    Hello.

    That makes sense.

    If you need help with the infections on the machine please do the following and one of us will take a look.

    • Open SpyBot, check for and get any updates available.
    • Close all browsers, check for problems and fix everything found in red
    • Then on the toolbar menu select mode and switch to advanced mode, on the left lower down select tools, and view report.
    • Select (near the top) view report.
    • Press export in the save in box choose a place such as your my documents folder, then in your next post near the bottom select the "browse" button; navigate to and attach or post that report.


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    Quote Originally Posted by ElderJ
    Yea, this particular Win95 machine has been taken off-line to continue doing data base and newsletter stuff (a WinXP machine has taken its place on-line). But it does need cleanup anyway --- Gator, WeatherBug, and others are in there.

    Anyway -- thanks sooooo much for your help.
    ElderJ, any chance you might want to upgrade your Win95 machine to Win98 or even Win98se? Win98se seems to be the most stable of the 9x editions of Windows and is less likely to have those "blue screen" crashes.

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    Talking Done, Clean and Running

    90- some - odd "bad guys" cleaned out. The major symptom was sluggishness.

    The system is working well for the database/newsletter job. They now have time to explore alternatives for migrating that job to the newer machine.

    And yes, we did talk of re-installing the OS and/or upgrading --- but decided against it.

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    BTW ElderJ, what version of Win95 are you and your folks are you using?
    right-click on the My Computer icon and choose Properties. also see Microsoft
    KB article 158238 on checking the version of Win95 used:
    http://support.microsoft.com/KB/158238

    versions 4.00.950 B & C [osr2] are more stable than the original in SR1 editions of Win95.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ElderJ
    90- some - odd "bad guys" cleaned out. The major symptom was sluggishness.

    The system is working well for the database/newsletter job. They now have time to explore alternatives for migrating that job to the newer machine.

    And yes, we did talk of re-installing the OS and/or upgrading --- but decided against it.
    ElderJ, there is an updated spybotsd.exe file for Spybot 1.4 that will make it work
    under Win95. you can get it here:
    http://www.safer-networking.org/file...sd141pefix.zip
    open the zip file, extract the updated spybotsd.exe file onto the \Program Files\Spybot - Search & Destroy\ folder and overwrite the existing version of spybotsd.exe with the new one.

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