If you right-click on those files, then click Properties, you will see the full name of the file, including the extension. Chances are the name includes spaces that are pushing the extension out of sight.One more trick that might work is System Restore, if it's activated and you have a restore pointRead more
If you right-click on those files, then click Properties, you will see the full name of the file, including the extension. Chances are the name includes spaces that are pushing the extension out of sight.
One more trick that might work is System Restore, if it’s activated and you have a restore point back far enough. Here are instructions: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306084
It’s hard to know what to do without seeing what’s going on. The trojan has a hook in the system somewhere, probably a root kit, which is hard to get to. The scanners like MBAM and SAS, which I mentioned above, are better than most at getting at them. If I were in your shoes I would go HERE and run down the list of online trojan scanners. One of them might pick up what’s affecting you.
Actually, before doing that, I would run System file checker. Go Start /Run/ cmd and then enter SFC.EXE /SCANNOW . Since the hook involves copying, which I suppose is normally an explorer function, it may have replaced a basic system file. You’ll need an XP disk in case SFC finds a file that needs restoration.
Or if you’re near southern NY, bring the machine by. <smile> Good luck.
You might want to look at the software that you use to play mp3s. There is no reason for the last written timestamp to change unless, for some reason, it actually is writing to the file or changing its attributes. Perhaps it is recording metadata, or extended attributes, such as the number of timesRead more
You might want to look at the software that you use to play mp3s. There is no reason for the last written timestamp to change unless, for some reason, it actually is writing to the file or changing its attributes. Perhaps it is recording metadata, or extended attributes, such as the number of times the file has been played?
As far as I am aware there is no way to tell robocopy to ignore timestamps when mirroring directories
have you what MU's said ?or try this from a batch file.@echo off echo Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") >temp.vbsecho wshshell.run "C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Projects\Rpractice.exe " >>temp.vbsecho wscript.sleep 1000 >>temp.vbsecho wshshell.sendkeys " ">Read more
Well, I said I'd do code, so here it is. I'm really rusty and I always go overboard when I have a GUI, so the script ends up being bigger than it needs to be. Normally you'd never bother showing IE. It'd simplify matters a bit, as you wouldn't need to use events like I end up doing. Out of 50 lines,Read more
Well, I said I’d do code, so here it is. I’m really rusty and I always go overboard when I have a GUI, so the script ends up being bigger than it needs to be. Normally you’d never bother showing IE. It’d simplify matters a bit, as you wouldn’t need to use events like I end up doing.
Out of 50 lines, 2 of them are basic initialization. 5 of them are involved with getting the information out of the HTML. 15 are handling the new file name and the actual rename. The rest are about using IE as a UI.
To use: Run the script, then drag the HTML file onto the IE window that spawns. Repeat as needed.
'The setup. All work is handled by IE_NavigateComplete2.
initing = True
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set ie = WScript.CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application", "IE_")
ie.RegisterAsDropTarget = True : ie.AddressBar = False
ie.Navigate "about:blank"
With ie.Document
Dim msg : Set msg = .createElement("div")
msg.innerText = "Please drag/drop the web page here"
.body.appendChild msg
End With
initing = False : ie.Visible = True
While True 'Script exit handled by IE_OnQuit
WScript.Sleep 100
Wend
Sub IE_DocumentComplete(pDisp, URL)
If initing Then Exit Sub
ie.RegisterAsDropTarget = False
dir = fso.GetParentFolderName(URL) & ""
For Each a In ie.Document.getElementsByTagName("a")
RenameFile dir, a.getAttribute("href", 2), a.innerText
Next 'a
WScript.Echo "Done. You can close IE, or drag/drop another file."
ie.RegisterAsDropTarget = True
End Sub
Sub IE_OnQuit()
WScript.Quit
End Sub
Sub RenameFile(sDir, sOld, sNew)
invalids = Array(":", "", "/", "*", "?", "<", ">", "|", """")
For Each c in invalids
sNew = Replace(sNew, c, "")
Next 'c
sNew = Trim(sNew)
ext = "." & fso.GetExtensionName(sOld)
If fso.FileExists(sDir & sNew & ext) Then
cnt = 1
Do While fso.FileExists(sDir & sNew & " (" & cnt & ")" & ext)
cnt = cnt + 1
Loop
sNew = sNew & " (" & cnt & ")"
End If
fso.GetFile(sDir & sOld).Name = sNew & ext
End Sub
Okay. Hope it works out for you. Just a warning, but HTAs are largely depreciated so don't expect much documentation on MSDN. Also, your shell.Run line doesn't look right, but if it doesn't throw an error, who am I to judge? How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
Okay. Hope it works out for you. Just a warning, but HTAs are largely depreciated so don’t expect much documentation on MSDN.
Also, your shell.Run line doesn’t look right, but if it doesn’t throw an error, who am I to judge?
I could not duplicate the error on my xp, so I'm not sure. maybe there's something in one of those last lines... but you could try this:for /f "tokens=*" %%a in (textfil) do >>noblanks echo.%%aalthough I doubt that will resolve the issue. You might need to PM your file (or a close facsimile) tRead more
I could not duplicate the error on my xp, so I’m not sure. maybe there’s something in one of those last lines… but you could try this:
for /f “tokens=*” %%a in (textfil) do >>noblanks echo.%%a
although I doubt that will resolve the issue. You might need to PM your file (or a close facsimile) to me so I can try it. I tried it with both a space, and a null (char. zero), and still didn’t get the junk. worst case, try this:
for /f “tokens=*” %%a in (textfil) do if “%%a” neq “” >>noblanks echo.%%a
Thank you for update.As earlier - suggest you use better quality cable if possible; and whichever type you use ensure it's enclosed in conduit. Plastic will be fine.Ensure it's not too near the surface to be overly chilled (frozen) in such weather; but also no need to be ridiculously deep either.TypRead more
Thank you for update.
As earlier – suggest you use better quality cable if possible; and whichever type you use ensure it’s enclosed in conduit. Plastic will be fine.
Ensure it’s not too near the surface to be overly chilled (frozen) in such weather; but also no need to be ridiculously deep either.
Typical cable types are not spec’d/designed for long term exposure to the elements – sun, rain, snow, frost… Also many little furry creatures seem to like a nibble of some casings/sheathing (squirrels especially). Suspect they enjoy a mild high from the chemicals in it; and per chance a given cable has a few volts on it (typical phone cct. to your home) they get a mild “thrill” too…
Also not wise to have more than three in-line connections in the path – excluding those at the ends (the in/out).
This is one of many excellent resource sites re’ cables various:
PPPoE settings have to be made in the routers configuration, not at the computer itself, read the routers manual.Otherwise, you have to change settings in the router, so that every single computer can make PPPoE authentication, which in my oppinion makes absolutely no sense.So if the router does theRead more
PPPoE settings have to be made in the routers configuration, not at the computer itself, read the routers manual. Otherwise, you have to change settings in the router, so that every single computer can make PPPoE authentication, which in my oppinion makes absolutely no sense.
So if the router does the PPPoE authentication, you must not use any PPPoE authentication at any computer !!! (Just to make things easier to understand.)
The original poster should always write the last response !!! Let us know, if the problem is solved !!!
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.Doc Files Change To .Exe Files When Copied
If you right-click on those files, then click Properties, you will see the full name of the file, including the extension. Chances are the name includes spaces that are pushing the extension out of sight.One more trick that might work is System Restore, if it's activated and you have a restore pointRead more
One more trick that might work is System Restore, if it’s activated and you have a restore point back far enough. Here are instructions: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306084
It’s hard to know what to do without seeing what’s going on. The trojan has a hook in the system somewhere, probably a root kit, which is hard to get to. The scanners like MBAM and SAS, which I mentioned above, are better than most at getting at them. If I were in your shoes I would go HERE and run down the list of online trojan scanners. One of them might pick up what’s affecting you.
Actually, before doing that, I would run System file checker. Go Start /Run/ cmd and then enter SFC.EXE /SCANNOW . Since the hook involves copying, which I suppose is normally an explorer function, it may have replaced a basic system file. You’ll need an XP disk in case SFC finds a file that needs restoration.
Or if you’re near southern NY, bring the machine by. <smile> Good luck.
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You might want to look at the software that you use to play mp3s. There is no reason for the last written timestamp to change unless, for some reason, it actually is writing to the file or changing its attributes. Perhaps it is recording metadata, or extended attributes, such as the number of timesRead more
As far as I am aware there is no way to tell robocopy to ignore timestamps when mirroring directories
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have you what MU's said ?or try this from a batch file.@echo off echo Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") >temp.vbsecho wshshell.run "C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Projects\Rpractice.exe " >>temp.vbsecho wscript.sleep 1000 >>temp.vbsecho wshshell.sendkeys " ">Read more
have you what MU’s said ?
or try this from a batch file.
@echo off
echo Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject(“WScript.Shell”) >temp.vbs
echo wshshell.run “C:\Users\Administrator\Documents\Projects\Rpractice.exe ” >>temp.vbs
echo wscript.sleep 1000 >>temp.vbs
echo wshshell.sendkeys ” “>>temp.vbs
cscript /nologo temp.vbs
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Well, I said I'd do code, so here it is. I'm really rusty and I always go overboard when I have a GUI, so the script ends up being bigger than it needs to be. Normally you'd never bother showing IE. It'd simplify matters a bit, as you wouldn't need to use events like I end up doing. Out of 50 lines,Read more
Out of 50 lines, 2 of them are basic initialization. 5 of them are involved with getting the information out of the HTML. 15 are handling the new file name and the actual rename. The rest are about using IE as a UI.
To use: Run the script, then drag the HTML file onto the IE window that spawns. Repeat as needed.
'The setup. All work is handled by IE_NavigateComplete2. initing = True Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set ie = WScript.CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application", "IE_") ie.RegisterAsDropTarget = True : ie.AddressBar = False ie.Navigate "about:blank" With ie.Document Dim msg : Set msg = .createElement("div") msg.innerText = "Please drag/drop the web page here" .body.appendChild msg End With initing = False : ie.Visible = True While True 'Script exit handled by IE_OnQuit WScript.Sleep 100 Wend Sub IE_DocumentComplete(pDisp, URL) If initing Then Exit Sub ie.RegisterAsDropTarget = False dir = fso.GetParentFolderName(URL) & "" For Each a In ie.Document.getElementsByTagName("a") RenameFile dir, a.getAttribute("href", 2), a.innerText Next 'a WScript.Echo "Done. You can close IE, or drag/drop another file." ie.RegisterAsDropTarget = True End Sub Sub IE_OnQuit() WScript.Quit End Sub Sub RenameFile(sDir, sOld, sNew) invalids = Array(":", "", "/", "*", "?", "<", ">", "|", """") For Each c in invalids sNew = Replace(sNew, c, "") Next 'c sNew = Trim(sNew) ext = "." & fso.GetExtensionName(sOld) If fso.FileExists(sDir & sNew & ext) Then cnt = 1 Do While fso.FileExists(sDir & sNew & " (" & cnt & ")" & ext) cnt = cnt + 1 Loop sNew = sNew & " (" & cnt & ")" End If fso.GetFile(sDir & sOld).Name = sNew & ext End SubHow To Ask Questions The Smart Way
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Okay. Hope it works out for you. Just a warning, but HTAs are largely depreciated so don't expect much documentation on MSDN. Also, your shell.Run line doesn't look right, but if it doesn't throw an error, who am I to judge? How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
Also, your shell.Run line doesn’t look right, but if it doesn’t throw an error, who am I to judge?
How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
Delete Last Empty Line Of Text File
I could not duplicate the error on my xp, so I'm not sure. maybe there's something in one of those last lines... but you could try this:for /f "tokens=*" %%a in (textfil) do >>noblanks echo.%%aalthough I doubt that will resolve the issue. You might need to PM your file (or a close facsimile) tRead more
I could not duplicate the error on my xp, so I’m not sure. maybe there’s something in one of those last lines… but you could try this:
for /f “tokens=*” %%a in (textfil) do >>noblanks echo.%%a
although I doubt that will resolve the issue. You might need to PM your file (or a close facsimile) to me so I can try it. I tried it with both a space, and a null (char. zero), and still didn’t get the junk. worst case, try this:
for /f “tokens=*” %%a in (textfil) do if “%%a” neq “” >>noblanks echo.%%a
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Thank you for update.As earlier - suggest you use better quality cable if possible; and whichever type you use ensure it's enclosed in conduit. Plastic will be fine.Ensure it's not too near the surface to be overly chilled (frozen) in such weather; but also no need to be ridiculously deep either.TypRead more
As earlier – suggest you use better quality cable if possible; and whichever type you use ensure it’s enclosed in conduit. Plastic will be fine.
Ensure it’s not too near the surface to be overly chilled (frozen) in such weather; but also no need to be ridiculously deep either.
Typical cable types are not spec’d/designed for long term exposure to the elements – sun, rain, snow, frost… Also many little furry creatures seem to like a nibble of some casings/sheathing (squirrels especially). Suspect they enjoy a mild high from the chemicals in it; and per chance a given cable has a few volts on it (typical phone cct. to your home) they get a mild “thrill” too…
Also not wise to have more than three in-line connections in the path – excluding those at the ends (the in/out).
This is one of many excellent resource sites re’ cables various:
http://www.lanshack.com/cat5e-tutor…
And I defer to their comments re’ cat-5, cat-5e etc.
Cat-5e would allow use of higher network speeds anon if you wished to there…?
Cannot Connect To Internet After Reset Router
PPPoE settings have to be made in the routers configuration, not at the computer itself, read the routers manual.Otherwise, you have to change settings in the router, so that every single computer can make PPPoE authentication, which in my oppinion makes absolutely no sense.So if the router does theRead more
Otherwise, you have to change settings in the router, so that every single computer can make PPPoE authentication, which in my oppinion makes absolutely no sense.
So if the router does the PPPoE authentication, you must not use any PPPoE authentication at any computer !!! (Just to make things easier to understand.)
The original poster should always write the last response !!!
Let us know, if the problem is solved !!!