🚀 go-pugleaf

I have a cure for that:

http://free.grisoft.com/freeweb.php

.  Ed

> Danila Vershinin wrote in message
> news:42a8ba34@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
> Norton didn't actually check if the startup entry is broken or
> deleted. The message actually appears when one of the norton
> services fails to start because it depends on the broken
> (deleted) startup. And what happens next, is that all the bunch
> of services that explicitly depend on that failed to start
> service, also fail :) and this kind of "precaution" seems to
> sound more like "I should better get McAfee or smth else, at
> least better than that". Happily this instability is caused by
> manipulation on startups that I did myself and I did backup the
> startup or at least I know what should be written there in the
> registry, but really, if that was a virus doing these things,
> then spending money on buying the product was obviously a big
> mistake. I don't even remember why I've abandoned McAfee,
> guess, just because Norton sounded "cooler", well, I was wrong.
> Whatever I did to McAfee, whichever things I've deleted in
> registry or startup folders, scheduled tasks, it always worked
> find and did its job.