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Old 2002-02-07, 22:27
nimlars nimlars is offline
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Default Windows XP Home question

I've got windows xp home edition and when ever a pop-up comes up it just stays blank. how can I make them appear?
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Old 2002-02-10, 06:45
Computer_Expert Computer_Expert is offline
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Default Re: Windows XP Home question

very easy, my friend. first, and foremost, you must bypass the hexadecimal mainframe. AND THEN, and only then can you run a search. search for the string, pop-up/find
in the ms-dos (prompt) toolbar.. after you've succesully done that, either
A)delete the pop ups of your desire
or
B)go back to windows tool-bar and left-click "start" and goto "find" if you're an experience computer genius like me, this will be a piece of cake:

enter the U290 ten piece file. there should be a file called "popup:unknown"... delete it. this is teh file that makes trojan horses and the like actually work. but when you try to delete it it says, "cannot delete" right? right. well, you must go to C:/ and bypass the ms-dos prompt and under the correct supervision, enter the search string, "insert name of popup here" and simpy delete that... FINALLY you must delete the pop:unknown that u couldn't delete b4.

good luck
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Old 2002-02-10, 17:25
j0662 j0662 is offline
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Default Re: Windows XP Home question

quote:
well, you must go to C:/ and bypass the ms-dos prompt

thats c:\ not c:/
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Old 2002-02-10, 18:44
nimlars nimlars is offline
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Default Re: Windows XP Home question

I figured it out. The government got mad at me and decided that I should not be able to have any good pop-ups, only the ads. I went to my friends computer and found a securtiy flaw in their system. I exploited it and then hacked thought everything to find the command line that was blocking my computer.
Actually, it still isn't working. I think it might be in my security section, but if so, why do the ads get though.
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Old 2002-02-11, 21:05
Jadedfool Jadedfool is offline
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Default Re: Windows XP Home question

Computer_Expert, you're anything but. If this is an attempt at humor, I must say it's a rather poor one...
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Old 2002-02-12, 04:09
kronikus kronikus is offline
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Default Re: Windows XP Home question

The easiest way is to:

1) Uninstall Windows and any other microsoft "product"

2) Format / partition your HD

3) Install Linux
 
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