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Paul Ramsey Provides a wonderfully simple view of the open source business model. Watch the great video: The business world has changed fundamentally, but some CIOs cling to the past. And the price they’ll pay is losing their jobs. By Bob Evans InformationWeek via Global CIO: 10 Reasons CIOs Will Get Fired This Year — InformationWeek. According to the Financial Times: “Google is phasing out the internal use of Microsoft’s ubiquitous Windows operating system because of security concerns, according to several Google employees.The directive to move to other operating systems began in earnest in January, after Google’s Chinese operations were hacked, and could effectively end the use of Windows at Google, which employs more than 10,000 workers internationally.” More at the source via FT.com / Technology – Google ditches Windows on security concerns. Ninite.com is a great web service that batch Install multiple apps at once without toolbars or clicking Next. No Toolbars and other junk. No Clicking Ninite automates installers offscreen. Ninite installs the best version of an app for your PC 32 and 64-bit. Ninite installs apps in your PC’s language. No manual labor means. Installs finish quickly. And it is free. They do have a pro version but the free one is more than most will need. Ninite Pro has even more features. Learn more via Ninite Easy PC Setup – Silent Unattended Install Multiple Programs At Once. Sudo for Windows (sudowin) allows authorized users to launch processes with elevated privileges using their own passphrase. Unlike the runas command, Sudo for Windows preserves the user’s profile and ownership of created objects. And it’s free, opensource, and works via Sudo for Windows | Get Sudo for Windows at SourceForge.net. Howto: Fresh Ubuntu Install Without Losing Your Current Settings Line25 has compiled a powerful collection of JQuery tutorials. If you do any web development, you would be wise to learn about JQuery. Recommended Manual Recovery Procedure using the Extra DAT where DAT 5958 is currently installed 1. Locate the extra.dat from here and unzip 2. Boot in safe mode with “Network Option“ enabled 3. Copy Extra DAT into c:\program files\commonfiles\mcafee\engine 4. If svchost.exe exists in (c:\windows\system32) and is not a “0“ byte file, skip to step 5 5. If svchost.exe deleted, Pull up the VSE console and open “Quarantine manager“ Click on the detection and select “Restore“ 1) If the VSE console does not come up: 2) If steps 4 and 4.1 do not work OR if svchost.exe is “0“ bytes: a. When possible Copy svchost.exe from the local C:\windows\ServicePackFiles\i386\svchost.exe or if not present c:\windows\system32\dllcache\svchost.exe b. Copy svchost.exe from an unaffected system to c:\windows\system32 directory (same OS) from external media (USB, CD etc.) If “paste“ is grayed out, use the following commands: Start -> run -> cmd Run the following command “copy from [source\filename] to [destination\folder]“ Example: copy x:\svchost.exe c:\windows\system32 6. Reboot in normal mode 7. Use the product update to update to 5959 8. Delete the Extra DAT file in c:\program files\commonfiles\mcafee\engine
Alternate Manual Recovery Procedure using DAT 5959 where DAT 5958 is currently installed 1. Boot in safe mode with “Network Option“ enabled 2. If svchost.exe not deleted (look in c:\windows\system32\svchost.exe) and is not 0 byte then network connection should be possible – skip to step 5 3. If svchost.exe deleted or if it is “0“ bytes, then network connection may not be possible 4. If svchost.exe deleted, Pull up the VSE console and open “Quarantine manager“ Click on the detection and select restore 1) If the VSE console does not come up: C:\program files\mcafee\virusscan enterprise\mcconsol.exe /standalone This will pull up the VSE console 2). If steps 4 and 4.1 do not work OR svchost.exe is “0“ bytes: a. When possible Copy svchost.exe from the local C:\windows\ServicePackFiles\i386\svchost.exe or if not present c:\windows\system32\dllcache\svchost.exe b. Copy svchost.exe from an unaffected system to c:\windows\system32 directory (same OS) from external media (USB, CD etc.) If “paste“ is grayed out, use the following commands: Start -> run -> cmd Run the following command “copy from [source\filename] to [destination\folder]“ Example: copy x:\svchost.exe c:\windows\system32 5. Download the 5959 SuperDAT from here 6. Run the SuperDAT program 7. Reboot in normal mode
more details at the source: McAfee KnowledgeBase – False positive detection of w32/wecorl.a in 5958 DAT. If you are using McAfee Corporate antivirus and are struck by the reboot bug, the following link has a temporary solution for you. |
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