Add or Remove Programs Restrictions (Windows 2000/XP)
These restrictions apply to the Add/Remove Programs feature of Control Panel. They allow you to entirely or individually disable components.
Open your registry and find the key below.
Create a new DWORD value for each restriction required according to the table below. Set the value to equal “1″ to enable the restriction or “0″ to disable it.
* NoAddRemovePrograms – Disable Add/Remove Programs
* NoRemovePage – Disable Change and Remove Programs
* NoAddPage – Disable Add Programs
* NoWindowsSetupPage – Disable Windows Components Wizard
* NoAddFromCDorFloppy – Hide “Add a program from CD-ROM or disk” option
* NoAddFromInternet – Hide “Add programs from Microsoft” option
* NoAddFromNetwork – Hide “Add programs from your network” option
* NoServices – Go directly to Windows Components Wizard
* NoSupportInfo – Disable Support ... Read More
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example of it is the pooh.vbs.
It exploits the autorun feature in memorycards and copies itself to computers and connected memory cards thereafter
Because it does not spread itself to the internet, it hasn’t gained enough notoreity to be included in virus defenses of various programs
Be sure to also clean your infected memory cards…
Here’s how you clean it:
Download startup control Panel at mlin.net (You’re going to use this later)
Go to your Task Manager (Ctrl+Alt+Del)Terminate the Wscipt.exe processTerminate the Explorer.exe process
Click New Task and Type “cmd” (without the quotes)
type the following in your command prompt
del c:\pooh.vbs /f/s/q/adel d:\pooh.vbs /f/s/q/a(include your other drives and USB drives that have been infected)
del c:\autorun.infdel d:\autorun.inf(include your other drives and USB drives that have been infected)
del c:\windows\system32\kernell.dll.vbs
del c:\aikelyu.html /f/s/q/a
Use the start-up program from mlin.net to r... Read More
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