I suspect this is all being caused by Zone Alarm Pro. This morning I bought a Belkin
router. (I have only one computer in my home) because someone told me it will do the
same thing as a firewall. Is this true? Should I uninstall ZAP and put this on? Does
a router need you to put firewall software in to protect you? Thank you for your
help. Ginnyrn
Memory Parity errors would not be caused by ZA. However if you deleted a
driver file in Safe mode, then ZA could cause the invalid VXD error on
reboots, simply hit Enter to continue. You have a registry entry pointing to
the firewall driver file but the file was removed. I would get the hardware
checked first, it could be a bad memory module.
Also, the Belkin provides inbound protection only (which is still a good
thing). But it doesn't provide the outbound anti-Trojan protection.
Marcus
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McAfee is decent antivirus protection. Most antivirus is not really
designed to detect Trojans easily, as they are very different. I still
recommend good aoutbound protection of some kind, whetehr a personal
firewall or anti-Trojan software (I like Trojan Hunter and BOClean, both
work well). The Linksys does not have outbound control either, what it has
it a way to enforce ZAP is running on any machine trying to access the
Internet.
Marcus
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Dr *D* :)
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The protection of the machine is a process and is not a given!
Nice links. Thanks!
Marcus
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