In referenace to any actual viruses

June 3, 2008

For any of you that have the knowledge. I have gotten a total of 7 viruses in the last 8 years. Most come on attachments to email.

The virus pops up as soon as I click on the attachment or email.

I immediately disconnect my computer from the web to keep from passing it.

Next I go thru the antiviruses and 5 times they found and destroyed it.

The other 2 times I reformatted my entire 80 gig haddrive and reloaded my software . One caution, make sure the maker of printers/scanners etc will let you reregister them. I was never able to reregister the HP 2110 printer from 5 years ago. Consequently The scanner does not work because it is not registered according to Hewlett Packard. Pretty inflexable company( In My Opinion )

Hope this info helps someone

Bill

Original Message -----

Maria Stathopoulos

oleander soup

2008-06-02 21:29

Re: Are you missing out on our features and other sites?

aaaaaaaaaaaahh!!!!!!!!!!!! good i was alittle scared but no more thank

-

Tony

oleander soup

Tuesday, June 03, 2008 1:06 PM

Are you missing out on our features and other sites?

No, Mary no virus. But I send so many messages, books, etc., and theyinclude words like cancer remedy, supplement, and so forth, that thebrilliant spam cops often ID my emails as spam. I should probably usenew email services.Trying to fight the idiot spam cops is a maddening process.Tonyoleander soup , "Maria Stathopoulos"<mary1kon wrote:>> Tony you making a great point telling us to go to The Best Years inLife.> Also i foung this e-mail in my junk e-mail, i hope your compiuterdosent have a virus. LOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!> Hugs Mary> - > Tony > oleander soup > Tuesday, June 03, 2008 8:16 AM> Are you missing out on our features othersites?> > > It occurs to me that not everyone is getting as much out of thisgroup as they should. First of all, many continue to join and nottake a look at the navigation bar on the left which has links toarticles, other sites and even photos they could find useful (or atleast entertaining).> > Second, I also wonder how many of you pay regular visits to ourmaster website: The Best Years in Life ? That site is a labor oflove intended to help people of all ages beat and avoid illness anddisease and live longer, healthier and happier lives naturally. Gotake a look! It is an ever growing site with one of the mostcomprehensive and up to date health news pages to be found anywhere onthe net (as a matter of fact, much of the "news" that is posted bymembers here on this site is often already posted on our Health Newspage . And the new updated interactive world clock on that page isa wonder.> > While you are there, take a look at our articles, healthy recipes,home remedies, natural living, inspiration and humor sections - andanything else that strikes your fancy. If you see anything thatstrikes your fancy, pass it on to friends and family. and Iare quite proud of the site and want to make sure every one of youuses it to full advantage. Suggestions and help are always welcome. In fact, we have the quite the deal for anyone who might wish to be asection editor for some of our sections that need a bit of help.> > Finally, there is also 's and my Ask Tony Isaacs featuring May forum at CureZone. While this group has oleander as themain topic, and health in general as a secondary topic - that forum isabout natural health in general and we field a wide variety of healthquestions as well as post a wide variety of natural health topicsthere. Drop by and take a look and say hello!> > Live long, live healthy, live happy!> > Tony>

June 3, 2008

You should not have to register your scanner to get it to work. There

are a number of places on the net that have the drivers you need.

Such as:

http://74.55.96.66/drivers/index/file/information/3405

A good rule of thumb is if you do not know the sender, do not open

emails and especially do not open attachments.

Between the free AVG and Avast anti-virus programs, together with the

free Adaware and Spybot Search and Destroy adware/malware software, I

have been able to keep viruses and adware at bay and have not had to

re-format a drive in several years.

oleander soup , " Bill " <w.wilkins wrote:

>

> For any of you that have the knowledge. I have gotten a total of 7

viruses in the last 8 years. Most come on attachments to email.

> The virus pops up as soon as I click on the attachment or email.

> I immediately disconnect my computer from the web to keep from

passing it.

> Next I go thru the antiviruses and 5 times they found and destroyed it.

> The other 2 times I reformatted my entire 80 gig haddrive and

reloaded my software . One caution, make sure the maker of

printers/scanners etc will let you reregister them. I was never able

to reregister the HP 2110 printer from 5 years ago. Consequently The

scanner does not work because it is not registered according to

Hewlett Packard. Pretty inflexable company( In My Opinion )

> Hope this info helps someone

> Bill

>

> Original Message -----

> Maria Stathopoulos

> oleander soup

> 2008-06-02 21:29

> Re: Are you missing out on our features

and other sites?

>

> aaaaaaaaaaaahh!!!!!!!!!!!! good i was alittle scared but no more

thank > -

> > oleander soup

> Tuesday, June 03, 2008 1:06 PM

> Are you missing out on our features and

other sites?

>

> No, Mary no virus. But I send so many messages, books, etc., and

they

> include words like cancer remedy, supplement, and so forth, that the

> brilliant spam cops often ID my emails as spam. I should

probably use

> new email services.

>

> Trying to fight the idiot spam cops is a maddening process.

>

> >

> oleander soup , " Maria Stathopoulos "

> <mary1kon@> wrote:

> >

> > Tony you making a great point telling us to go to The Best

Years in

> Life.

> > Also i foung this e-mail in my junk e-mail, i hope your compiuter

> dosent have a virus. LOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

> > Hugs Mary

> > -

> > > > oleander soup

> > Tuesday, June 03, 2008 8:16 AM

> > Are you missing out on our features other

> sites?

> >

> > It occurs to me that not everyone is getting as much out of this

> group as they should. First of all, many continue to join and not

> take a look at the navigation bar on the left which has links to

> articles, other sites and even photos they could find useful (or at

> least entertaining).

> >

> > Second, I also wonder how many of you pay regular visits to our

> master website: The Best Years in Life ? That site is a labor of

> love intended to help people of all ages beat and avoid illness and

> disease and live longer, healthier and happier lives naturally. Go

> take a look! It is an ever growing site with one of the most

> comprehensive and up to date health news pages to be found

anywhere on

> the net (as a matter of fact, much of the " news " that is posted by

> members here on this site is often already posted on our Health News

> page . And the new updated interactive world clock on that page is

> a wonder.

> >

> > While you are there, take a look at our articles, healthy recipes,

> home remedies, natural living, inspiration and humor sections - and

> anything else that strikes your fancy. If you see anything that

> strikes your fancy, pass it on to friends and family. and I

> are quite proud of the site and want to make sure every one of you

> uses it to full advantage. Suggestions and help are always welcome.

> In fact, we have the quite the deal for anyone who might wish to

be a

> section editor for some of our sections that need a bit of help.

> >

> > Finally, there is also 's and my Ask Tony Isaacs featuring

> May forum at CureZone. While this group has oleander as the

> main topic, and health in general as a secondary topic - that

forum is

> about natural health in general and we field a wide variety of

health

> questions as well as post a wide variety of natural health topics

> there. Drop by and take a look and say hello!

> >

> > Live long, live healthy, live happy!

> >

> > > >

>

June 3, 2008

....Between the free AVG and Avast anti-virus programs, together with thefree Adaware and Spybot Search and Destroy adware/malware software, Ihave been able to keep viruses and adware at bay and have not had to

re-format a drive in several years....

I have the very same programs that Tony described (above) and can also attest to the protection they provide. Haven't had any problems as long as they are running.

Elaine

On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 3:51 PM, Tony wrote:

You should not have to register your scanner to get it to work. Thereare a number of places on the net that have the drivers you need.

Such as:http://74.55.96.66/drivers/index/file/information/3405A good rule of thumb is if you do not know the sender, do not open

emails and especially do not open attachments.Between the free AVG and Avast anti-virus programs, together with thefree Adaware and Spybot Search and Destroy adware/malware software, Ihave been able to keep viruses and adware at bay and have not had to

re-format a drive in several years.

oleander soup , " Bill " <w.wilkins wrote:>> For any of you that have the knowledge. I have gotten a total of 7

viruses in the last 8 years. Most come on attachments to email.> The virus pops up as soon as I click on the attachment or email.> I immediately disconnect my computer from the web to keep frompassing it.

> Next I go thru the antiviruses and 5 times they found and destroyed it.> The other 2 times I reformatted my entire 80 gig haddrive andreloaded my software . One caution, make sure the maker ofprinters/scanners etc will let you reregister them. I was never able

to reregister the HP 2110 printer from 5 years ago. Consequently Thescanner does not work because it is not registered according toHewlett Packard. Pretty inflexable company( In My Opinion )> Hope this info helps someone

> Bill>

June 3, 2008

The following may help you with your virus problems: Use one drive for

C-drive (your operating system). Keep nothing on that disk but your

programs--ie, no data as such. With SATA or PATA an 80 GB drive would

be about right for C-drivwe (cheapest). Seagate drives last forever.

Then get a big drive for your data. Make that something like F-drive.

Put all your data files on F-drive (or more drives if you wish). Then

get a somewhat big drive for backing up your c_drive (such as a Q

drive) and get an extra disk for a C_drive back up the same size as

C-drive. You now have 4 drives, two of which are cheap. You may want a

rail system such venus or comet so that you can pull out the drives

quickly and substitute other drives (available from

www.directron.com). Now you need backup software. The best seems to be

Paragon Drive backup Professional 8.51. Now you can back up C-drive to

the spare backup drive (Q-drive and also the backup C-drive). That way

if you have a crash you have the option of switching disks for instant

recovery from the backup C-drive. You also can just do a restore via

the Paragon backup software to C-drive itself. You also can store

your back up on your large backup disk (such as Q drive). All disks

that are not in daily use such as your back-up type drives should be

turned off or removed from the slide-in rack so that they last

forever. When you restore to your 80GB backup C-drive you want to

switch it into C-drive temporarily to make sure that the

backup/restore operation actually worked and that the backup C-drive

is good. We've used this system and it works wonderfully. If you have

multiple computers in your office you can also trade data disks around

between computers for very fast data transfers for very large amounts

of data in lieu of LANs or flash drives etc.

oleander soup , " Bill " <w.wilkins wrote:

>

> For any of you that have the knowledge. I have gotten a total of 7

viruses in the last 8 years. Most come on attachments to email.

> The virus pops up as soon as I click on the attachment or email.

> I immediately disconnect my computer from the web to keep from

passing it.

> Next I go thru the antiviruses and 5 times they found and destroyed it.

> The other 2 times I reformatted my entire 80 gig haddrive and

reloaded my software . One caution, make sure the maker of

printers/scanners etc will let you reregister them. I was never able

to reregister the HP 2110 printer from 5 years ago. Consequently The

scanner does not work because it is not registered according to

Hewlett Packard. Pretty inflexable company( In My Opinion )

> Hope this info helps someone

> Bill

>

> Original Message -----

> Maria Stathopoulos

> oleander soup

> 2008-06-02 21:29

> Re: Are you missing out on our features

and other sites?

>

> aaaaaaaaaaaahh!!!!!!!!!!!! good i was alittle scared but no more

thank > -

> > oleander soup

> Tuesday, June 03, 2008 1:06 PM

> Are you missing out on our features and

other sites?

>

> No, Mary no virus. But I send so many messages, books, etc., and

they

> include words like cancer remedy, supplement, and so forth, that the

> brilliant spam cops often ID my emails as spam. I should

probably use

> new email services.

>

> Trying to fight the idiot spam cops is a maddening process.

>

> >

> oleander soup , " Maria Stathopoulos "

> <mary1kon@> wrote:

> >

> > Tony you making a great point telling us to go to The Best

Years in

> Life.

> > Also i foung this e-mail in my junk e-mail, i hope your compiuter

> dosent have a virus. LOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

> > Hugs Mary

> > -

> > > > oleander soup

> > Tuesday, June 03, 2008 8:16 AM

> > Are you missing out on our features other

> sites?

> >

> > It occurs to me that not everyone is getting as much out of this

> group as they should. First of all, many continue to join and not

> take a look at the navigation bar on the left which has links to

> articles, other sites and even photos they could find useful (or at

> least entertaining).

> >

> > Second, I also wonder how many of you pay regular visits to our

> master website: The Best Years in Life ? That site is a labor of

> love intended to help people of all ages beat and avoid illness and

> disease and live longer, healthier and happier lives naturally. Go

> take a look! It is an ever growing site with one of the most

> comprehensive and up to date health news pages to be found

anywhere on

> the net (as a matter of fact, much of the " news " that is posted by

> members here on this site is often already posted on our Health News

> page . And the new updated interactive world clock on that page is

> a wonder.

> >

> > While you are there, take a look at our articles, healthy recipes,

> home remedies, natural living, inspiration and humor sections - and

> anything else that strikes your fancy. If you see anything that

> strikes your fancy, pass it on to friends and family. and I

> are quite proud of the site and want to make sure every one of you

> uses it to full advantage. Suggestions and help are always welcome.

> In fact, we have the quite the deal for anyone who might wish to

be a

> section editor for some of our sections that need a bit of help.

> >

> > Finally, there is also 's and my Ask Tony Isaacs featuring

> May forum at CureZone. While this group has oleander as the

> main topic, and health in general as a secondary topic - that

forum is

> about natural health in general and we field a wide variety of

health

> questions as well as post a wide variety of natural health topics

> there. Drop by and take a look and say hello!

> >

> > Live long, live healthy, live happy!

> >

> > > >

>

June 4, 2008

Thanks Bill, usully i dont open e-mails that come to my junk e-mail, however i open Tony's because i knew where it come from.

hugs Mary

-

Bill

oleander soup

Wednesday, June 04, 2008 5:38 AM

In referenace to any actual viruses

For any of you that have the knowledge. I have gotten a total of 7 viruses in the last 8 years. Most come on attachments to email.

The virus pops up as soon as I click on the attachment or email.

I immediately disconnect my computer from the web to keep from passing it.

Next I go thru the antiviruses and 5 times they found and destroyed it.

The other 2 times I reformatted my entire 80 gig haddrive and reloaded my software . One caution, make sure the maker of printers/scanners etc will let you reregister them. I was never able to reregister the HP 2110 printer from 5 years ago. Consequently The scanner does not work because it is not registered according to Hewlett Packard. Pretty inflexable company( In My Opinion )

Hope this info helps someone

Bill

Original Message -----

Maria Stathopoulos

oleander soup

2008-06-02 21:29

Re: Are you missing out on our features and other sites?

aaaaaaaaaaaahh!!!!!!!!!!!! good i was alittle scared but no more thank

-

Tony

oleander soup

Tuesday, June 03, 2008 1:06 PM

Are you missing out on our features and other sites?

No, Mary no virus. But I send so many messages, books, etc., and theyinclude words like cancer remedy, supplement, and so forth, that thebrilliant spam cops often ID my emails as spam. I should probably usenew email services.Trying to fight the idiot spam cops is a maddening process.Tonyoleander soup , "Maria Stathopoulos"<mary1kon wrote:>> Tony you making a great point telling us to go to The Best Years inLife.> Also i foung this e-mail in my junk e-mail, i hope your compiuterdosent have a virus. LOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!> Hugs Mary> - > Tony > oleander soup > Tuesday, June 03, 2008 8:16 AM> Are you missing out on our features othersites?> > > It occurs to me that not everyone is getting as much out of thisgroup as they should. First of all, many continue to join and nottake a look at the navigation bar on the left which has links toarticles, other sites and even photos they could find useful (or atleast entertaining).> > Second, I also wonder how many of you pay regular visits to ourmaster website: The Best Years in Life ? That site is a labor oflove intended to help people of all ages beat and avoid illness anddisease and live longer, healthier and happier lives naturally. Gotake a look! It is an ever growing site with one of the mostcomprehensive and up to date health news pages to be found anywhere onthe net (as a matter of fact, much of the "news" that is posted bymembers here on this site is often already posted on our Health Newspage . And the new updated interactive world clock on that page isa wonder.> > While you are there, take a look at our articles, healthy recipes,home remedies, natural living, inspiration and humor sections - andanything else that strikes your fancy. If you see anything thatstrikes your fancy, pass it on to friends and family. and Iare quite proud of the site and want to make sure every one of youuses it to full advantage. Suggestions and help are always welcome. In fact, we have the quite the deal for anyone who might wish to be asection editor for some of our sections that need a bit of help.> > Finally, there is also 's and my Ask Tony Isaacs featuring May forum at CureZone. While this group has oleander as themain topic, and health in general as a secondary topic - that forum isabout natural health in general and we field a wide variety of healthquestions as well as post a wide variety of natural health topicsthere. Drop by and take a look and say hello!> > Live long, live healthy, live happy!> > Tony>