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will release it more often when they want us to get a new OS... Try write a file named "test.htm" like this: <html> <head> </head> <body> <iframe src="virus.aspx"></iframe> </body> </html> Don't open the file, but just close and open the folder with that file, then try repeat open the folder... How do I disable that auto executing virus thing on Windows XP ? ? Benny On Mar 7, 3:36 am, b.peder***@get2net.dk wrote:
> Microsoft has constructed a virus. I think they most likely ....SNIP... still wating for an answer.> will release it more often when they want us to get a new OS... > Seems none knows how to stop WindowsXP (Microsoft) from activating files just by open a folder. If I remember, there was a setting in Win9X about disable active desktop or something like... The problem still exist so it take to much time to open the folders. What I want is a WindowsXP that only does what is told, not writing to the Registry, not activating stuff in folders, and so on.... Benny b.peder***@get2net.dk wrote:
> On Mar 7, 3:36 am, b.peder***@get2net.dk wrote: Maybe because no one can repro the problem you seem to have.>> Microsoft has constructed a virus. I think they most likely >> will release it more often when they want us to get a new OS... >> > ...SNIP... still wating for an answer. > > Seems none knows how to stop WindowsXP (Microsoft) from activating > files just by open a folder. I am running xpsp2/ie7 (both fully patched) and know _I_ can't... ++ I created a throw away foo folder with a bar subfolder. ++ In bar I created test.htm per your first post. ++ I then closed/opened the bar folder numerous times with nothing unusual happening. -- Michael Harris Microsoft.MVP.Scripting
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On Mar 9, 3:11 am, "Michael Harris \(MVP\)" <mikhar.at.mvps.dot.org> Thanks Michael for trying :)wrote: > b.peder***@get2net.dk wrote: > > On Mar 7, 3:36 am, b.peder***@get2net.dk wrote: > >> Microsoft has constructed a virus. I think they most likely > >> will release it more often when they want us to get a new OS... > > > ...SNIP... still wating for an answer. > > > Seems none knows how to stop WindowsXP (Microsoft) from activating > > files just by open a folder. > > Maybe because no one can repro the problem you seem to have. > > I am running xpsp2/ie7 (both fully patched) and know _I_ can't... > > ++ I created a throw away foo folder with a bar subfolder. > > ++ In bar I created test.htm per your first post. > > ++ I then closed/opened the bar folder numerous times with nothing unusual > happening. > > -- > Michael Harris > Microsoft.MVP.Scripting I could not repro my problem on another computer. Im using XPSP2 ie7 same as you. Here is a screenshot: http://hjem.get2net.dk/b_pedersen/tut/n.gif In English it say: "file:///C:/foo/virus.aspx was not found. See if the path or URL is correct." The title is "Windows Internet Explorer", and it look something like a msgbox (VBS file). c:\foo\test.htm <html><head></head><body><iframe src="virus.aspx"></iframe></body></ html> The msgbox that say that an ASPX file was not found, someway tells me that XP is executing that HTM file. Fact is that in order to repro the problem, I don't need to open the foo folder. Just open the "C:\" from the scortcut "my computer", then the msgbox is shown. Also if I open the foo folder, it show me the msgbox. Okay, I could format my computer and reinstall XP but that is not a good solution. Any ideas ? > I could not repro my problem on another computer. ---snip---> Im using XPSP2 ie7 same as you. > Okay, I could format my computer and reinstall XP but that is not a Since you have access to two different xp boxes, one of which repros the > good solution. > Any ideas ? problem and one that doesn't, you probably need to start looking for config differences between the two for clues. It's like looking for a needle in a haystack, but I don't have any better suggestion. -- Michael Harris Microsoft.MVP.Scripting  |
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