hi, thanks for the responses, hope reply goes to both.. answers:
thought having error with:
(if this is where want to be?):
click: my network (and descending sub directories/ + signs),
entire network, ms windows network, click mshome: waiting at least 30 secs
PROBLEM: ?
says: you do not have permision etc (home pc, have sole admin rights..)
PLEASE HELP TO FIND:
if correct using xp home?:
network window, tabs: identification, services, protocols, adapters,
bindings
if this is an old procedure / how do i find these tabs in xp home?
procedure at:
http://www.grc.com/su-rebindingnt.htm
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relatively new reinstall os, dell 2001, xp home sp3, skipped reinstall: za;
don't think had reinstalled system mechanic; sec apps: mostly just what
listed, had zone alarm did Not reinstall / they turned my store bought copy
off on me???, wth. (from somewhere za/..: sys restore was not working,
stopped working again even after reinstall OS, maybe around time of sp3, not
sure)
don't know if security apps don't count as AV: sbsd, mbam, swb, SAS
(RECENTLY: SAS; SUPER ANTI-SPYWARE; other: spybot search-destroy,
malwarebytes anti-malware, spyware blaster).
SAS: FOUND (internet seems to call: Fake alert, what means?)
SSHNAS SAS found 9 registry entries (do not see origin)
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\Root\LEGACY_SSHNAS,
_SSHNAS#Nextinstance _SSHNAS\0000 SSHNAS\0000#Class 0000#ClassGUID
#ConfigFlags #DeviceDesc #Legacy #Service
Question would be if SAS is a spoof: fake alerts.. if the above was not
installed by SAS, are they real?
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tried again: run , ncpa.cpl
click on Local Area Connection, click on properties see:
window: local area connections properties; tabs: general, advanced
- gen tab sub item: this connection uses..: (lists 4 items)
client ms networks, file printer sharing, qos packet scheduler, inet
protocol tcp/ip
example of a security procedure trying to work on directs / trying to find:
nt: cp, network configuration dialog box (don't see this option / network
icon)
PLEASE HELP TO FIND:
if correct using xp home? trying to find:
network window, tabs: identification, services, protocols, adapters,
bindings
"Lem" wrote:
> Dan wrote:
> > trying to view network connections settings, bindings..
> > (little bit new to subject), but do "not" seem to have access to:
> > control panel, network, (don't even see network link, where might find
> > tabs: id, services, protocols, adapters, bindings)
> >
> > not sure if any true of some trojan or setting keeping from view, or not
> > part of xp home (sp3), maybe some security application? or internet provider
> > block item from view? (if relevant, have: verizon fast dsl, sbsd: spybot
> > s&d, malware bytes anti-malware, spyware blaster..)
> >
> > am trying to check network/ internet settings, security..
> > thanks
>
> Copy/paste the following line into Start > Run
>
> %windir%\system32\ncpa.cpl
>
> Click OK
>
> What happens?
>
> If you get an error to the effect that the file can't be found, search,
> making sure that hidden and system files are included, for ncpa.cpl
> This file *should* be located in C:\%WINDIR%\system32, but if it is not,
> there may be a copy in %WINDIR%\system32\dllcache.
>
> If you find ncpa.cpl in \dllcache, copy to \system32 (although it should
> have been copied automagically). If ncpa.cpl is not in \dllcache, if
> Windows came preloaded on your computer, you probably have a C:\I386
> directory. Look in there for ncpa.dl_. If found, you can EXPAND ncpa.dl_
> (see Help & Support for directions) it into \system32. If you don't
> have an I386 directory but do have a Win XP CD, you can find ncpa.dl_ there.
> --
> Lem
>
> Apollo 11 - 40 years ago:
> http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/apollo/40th/index.html
> .
>