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Old 03-06-2005, 00:56   #17
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Re: spybot question

That message in the screenshot I'd seen before - the manual remove and reimmunise fixed it that time. I think it was after an upgrade but I can't remember. The upgrade process needs a little work methinks, but it's difficult: the areas of IE configuration Spybot alters are accessible to the user too. So if Spybot simply wiped these areas on upgrade, it may well be removing user-added URLs too.

I tend to clean install rather than upgrade. The only occasions when I don't are when configuration settings will be lost - but that's usually rare. Most programs leave behind configuration files - or give the option to.
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