I'm a newbie, and really need some help. I'll try to be as clear as I can
about this problem, but it will be pretty long...
About a week ago, I tried to play a game at MSN Games. I've played games
from there for years without issue. However, this time I received this
message, (windows open many in short succession)...
AI RoboForm assertion failed
Please send contents of this message box to bu...@roboform.com.
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Assertion failed: c=0s=-null-
GetLast Error returned: 0
OS version: 5.1 build 2600 (Service Pack 3) platform=2
IE version : 6.0.2900
DLL;
EXE: C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe
RF version: 4-4-9
Lang:
File: D:\p\roboform\Filler\FormFiller.cpp
Line: 3401
It is quited possible that the program exe3ctuion can be safely continued.
Do you want to continue?
System
IE 6.0, upgraded to 7.0 yesterday
Trend Micro, recently updated, scan daily
Windows XP
What I've done...
1. Add/Remove to remove RoboForm and it's not installed on my computer
2. Defraged, Disc Clean-up
3. Windows Defender- Nothing
4. Trend Micro Full Scan- Nothing
5. Taken my computer to local computer person.
6. Sent message to RoboForm and they emailed back to upgrade my RF version.
(Sort of hard to do, as it's not installed on my system).
The computer guy...
1. Did everything I've done again, plus some
2. Says it's strange that this is showing up on my D: drive registry, as
that is my CD/ROM.
3. Upgraded IE to 7.0
4. Reset all my IE security options to disabled.
I tried again to log on to MSN and ebay and got an error saying JAVA needed
to be available. I then followed a link to Microsoft and followed the
directions to enable JAVA. I accidentally clicked reset default and didn't
catch it before changes were made. But, I didn't think it would hurt... So
now I can log in, but I go back to MSN Games and the same error is showing
up. It's not just when I try to play a game, it also happens when I try to
access help or the forums.
Computer Guy said he had gotten rid of it and it was difficult. So, why is
it back. Did disabling things in Security just keep it from popping up, but
then it's still on my computer somewhere, Right???
At this point you probably get that I'm very computer dangerous! I'm at my
edge with this and am afraid I will do something that could REALLY hurt my
computer.
My Question...
Is this a worm that is really deeply buried in my computer? Is there any way
to get it out?
If you've made it this far, thanks for your patience! And, Thanks in advance
for your help!
Thanks for the tip..
Good Luck....
On Aug 23 Citibank will release a fix for this problem.
Remove "Virtual Account Number" from programs using Add/Remove
Then after Aug 23, reinstall the virtual card software from their website.
They are hopeful this will stop the problem
My Solution: I have Mozilla as my alternate web browser; and I found that
if I browse through Mozilla I can go to the websites that were being / ending
up with the "robform" problem. Try it out.
PS: I still do not know how to get rid of the "Roboform" problem but have
just found a way around it!
GJ