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Location: Kent, Uk
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Somewhere.vbs
I have "installed" this utility, which I downloaded from PC911 (not a shadow on PCMech!!) and Norton AntiVirus is picking it up as a malicious script when I try to use it. Would it be dangerous to ignore this warning?
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Join Date: Jun 1999
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What is the "utility" supposed to do? You can use http://housecall.antivirus.com as a second opinion; or just email it in a zip file to a hotmail account and have Trend Micro give you a second opinion.
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Join Date: Dec 1999
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"Move Or Copy Any File Or Folder Anywhere On Your Hard Drive Or Even On Your Network With A Right Click Microsoft has the SendTo Any Folder Power Toy which will do basically exactly
what this script will do, but unfortunately it has a bug that causes a problem with other items in your SendTo folder. While the problem can be repaired (see SendTo Power Toy in the Customizations section) we thought we would come up with a solution of our own instead, so Script God Steve Yandl worked his magic." http://www.pcnineoneone.com/tweaks/text/scripts7.txt
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Thanks for the response and suggestions. I had the utility scanned at Hotmail as suggested and it was found clear. I then used it, overriding the warning, and all was OK!
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