MichaelG - 38 Posted January 23, 2005 Report Posted January 23, 2005 Is anyone else having problems signing into msn...Been trying to get in for about 2 hours this afternoon, but just goes very slow and in the end displays an error!
F2-Fan Posted January 23, 2005 Report Posted January 23, 2005 Its been like it all afternoon sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't You can try doing the following to see if it helps Paste into START>RUN regsvr32 softpub.dll wintrust.dll initpki.dll dssenh.dll rsaenh.dll gpkcsp.dll sccbase.dll slbcsp.dll cryptdlg.dll Click OK to everything that comes up then try starting messenger again. That is working for some but not for others.
Kev152 Posted January 24, 2005 Report Posted January 24, 2005 My turn for it not working now...still now after that code
chevy11 Posted January 24, 2005 Report Posted January 24, 2005 i had it yesterday but all is fine now
Cunny78 Posted January 24, 2005 Report Posted January 24, 2005 Been ok here, maybe people have got this worm thats going round? I remember a couple of people the past week or so mentioned they had lost sound and MSN functions - could be an attack by this little bugger. Quote: If your mouse's right click has stopped working or your volume controls are behaving oddly lately, blame it on MSN Messenger and the Bropia worm that sends itself to contacts on the Messenger contact list. Security firm Symantec has labeled the worm, discovered on January 19, as low-damage and medium-spread. The worm when executed prevents the task manager from being started and searches for files like adaware.exe, VB6.exe, Iexplore.exe and Win32.exe. It then drops and executes the W32.Spybot.worm. The spybot variant is executed when Windows starts. The worm also tries to copy itself to the C:\ and Systems folder as Drunk_lol.pif, Webcam_004.pif, sexy_bedroom.pif, naked_party.pif or love_me.pif. It then monitors for changes in the status of the MSN contacts and sends copies of itself to the contacts in Messenger. It also disables the right mouse button so you cannot right click to access context sensitive menus. According to F-Secure, Spybot that the worm drops in the PC can be used as a backdoor, collecting system information, logging keystrokes and relaying spam and for various other purposes. It can also manipulate Windows mixer volume settings. Src url: http://www.techtree.com/techtree/js...p?storyid=57314
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