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I just typed in the address for my myspace page (www.myspace.com/robert_the_mumble) but before the page can load fully a message comes up saying:
You must restart your computer before the new settings will take effect. (do you wish to do it now yes or no)

I also visited the mumbles' myspace page (www.myspace.com/themumblesofficial) and the same message appeared.

I clicked no on both occasions so I haven't restarted yet. Is this happening on anyone elses myspace page, is it a virus/spyware?

it's not happening on mine, hon

On the works internet, myspace shuts it down every time

unrelated but interesting (or not)

I guess it is related to some trouble with the ever present Flash Player. When I visit youtube or Myspace, my Browser freezes all the time when I try to shut a window/tab when using firefox. Tried Galeon a few minutes ago, no problems encountered. By the way, I use Linux, so at least viruses for Win can´t affect me at all..

I had a chain mail on MySpace some days ago, declaring that you had to forward said message to twenty other friends to check your activity, and it came from Tom, the head honcho, allegedly.

Pointless to say I binned it with no further thinking...

But nothing like your thingy, thank god...

IZ.

Windoze has detected that the mouse has been moved. You must restart your computer before the new settings will take effect.

nowayjose wrote:Windoze has detected that the mouse has been moved. You must restart your computer before the new settings will take effect.

USB takes care of that nowadays

IZ.

Izzy HaveMercy wrote:Tom, the head honcho, allegedly

Aye, Tom Murdoch...

boudicca wrote:

Izzy HaveMercy wrote:Tom, the head honcho, allegedly

Aye, Tom Murdoch...

Who is this cnut and should I leave dog poo at his front step?

weebleswobble wrote:

boudicca wrote:

Izzy HaveMercy wrote:Tom, the head honcho, allegedly

Aye, Tom Murdoch...

Who is this cnut and should I leave dog poo at his front step?

If you think it´s worth the trip this might be fun. Never mind the hundreds of quid for the fare..

Well I ran a virus scan and an ad-aware scan (before I restarted) and it found nothing, restarted did the same again, found nothing.

all appears to be running smoothly in WinME land

robertzombie wrote:all appears to be running smoothly in WinME land

Really? Something MUST be wrong...

Just logged in, alles klar here, but I is Mac.

Dark wrote:

robertzombie wrote:all appears to be running smoothly in WinME land

Really? Something MUST be wrong...

and soon to become WinVISTA land!!! I won't know what to do!

James Blast wrote:Just logged in, alles klar here, but I is Mac.

I was nearly (note nearly ) going to say that

But I think I opened it with my PC earlier on today too without trouble...

robertzombie wrote: and soon to become WinVISTA land!!! I won't know what to do!

I simply do have to plug this here, especially with people interested in audio/multimedia stuff around, please don't beat me..
http://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/~pgut001/p ... a_cost.txt

nowayjose wrote:

robertzombie wrote: and soon to become WinVISTA land!!! I won't know what to do!

I simply do have to plug this here, especially with people interested in audio/multimedia stuff around, please don't beat me..
http://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/~pgut001/p ... a_cost.txt

TOP find!

I will post this on some Homerecording sites as well...

"Say you've just bought Pink Floyd's "The Dark Side of the Moon", released as a Super Audio CD (SACD) in its 30th anniversary edition in 2003, and you want to play it under Vista. Since the S/PDIF link to your amplifier/speakers is regarded as insecure for playing the SA content, Vista disables it, and you end up hearing a performance by Marcel Marceau instead of Pink Floyd."



IZ.