Microsoft Live OneCare erases user's e-mail's

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Microsoft admited that the Live One security suite accidentaly erased some user’s e-mail’s stored on Outlook or Outlook Express. According to messages on the Microsoft OneCare forum, the problem was reported when the antivirus application detected a virus located in one’s attached files. Users reported the mail system to automaticly placing files with PST or DBS extension in quarantine, or even deletion, removing any hope of recovering legit e-mail data. A frustrated user commented on the forum: “Is there any way to recover the deleted files? If not, OneCare did more damage than any virus I ever encountered in a 30-year computer activity.” Some forum messages are positive and report that some e-mail’s data (PST or DBS files) can be recovered, but only if the application placed them in quarantine and not deletion. In a statement posted on Computerworld, a company’s spokesman confirmed the fact that “Microsoft is working in fixing a situation where the antivirus engine used by OneCare wrongly stores or moves to quarantine legit e-mails that contain PST or DBXDIN infected attachments.” The spokesman also added that this problem will be solved starting March 13, when the next updated is scheduled. Configuring a Linux Share in Microsoft networks Learn how to share files from a Linux server in a Microsoft network environment. Internet Explorer 7 Features Microsoft's Internet Explorer 7 is available through Windows Update for Windows XP and 2000 Server and it also ships with Windows Vista. Going a step further with security, Microsoft improved IE by adding features like RSS Feeds, Phishing Filter and Pop-up blocker. 1 Gbps for mobile users 4G standard at 1Gbps to be launched in 2009. Connecting to a remote LAN using a secure VPN In this tutorial I will explain how to setup a connection to communicate with a VPN server. How to: Create Shutdown and Reboot Shortcuts There were times when I was in a hurry and I needed to shutdown the computer very fast. In this tutorial you are going to learn how to create fast one-click shutdown/restart shortcuts. Subscribe now via RSS feed and get all the new tutorials Do you need more help? Ask now! Comment Name Email Website   Add Comment Trackback(0) Comments (0)

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 10 April 2007 )