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FRANKOKUSH
post Nov 9 2008, 06:54 AM
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Cannot accesss Windows Explorer except in Safe Mode
I also inadvertently deleted IE5 (still have IE6) shown in Windows files.
I believe my problem started when I tried to fix Flash files for video viewing - could not view flash videos in IE and also couldn't with Firefox
I had tried to download a revised version that I believe was either with:

openpro \ opband.dll

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setup903.zip - unzipped files were file_id.diz pc.nfo setup.exe

Edited to make HJT log an attachment since it doesn't belong here:
Attached File  FRANKOKUSH_HJT.txt ( 5.38K ) Number of downloads: 23


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tallin
post Nov 9 2008, 01:19 PM
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Frankokush,

Good to see you have registered here, take a read around to familiarize yourself with all the sub-forums.

We do not analise HJT logs here on the Microsoft Windows Forum. Malware fighters do that over on the HJT forum so I suggest you follow and post here.

If you have no response in 5 days, post a gentle reminder here .

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