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• False alerts in TMS after upgrading to 14.6.2

  After modernizing TMS from 14.3 to 14.6.2, we receive frequent false alarms that are some of the features of basic (IPGW, ISDNGW, supervisor blade) down.

  Within 1-2 minutes we get the high alert once again but when you see the status of the device is not really down. It is perhaps because the MSDS does not answer these devices SNMP and there seems to be a bug. I would like to know what can be checked on TMS or devices to avoid this problem.

  Just to inform that was not with the old version of TMS.

  We have also seen this frequently on TMS14.6 as well, especially with infrastructure devices (TCS, VCS, ISDN gateway, etc.) and sometimes also of endpoints.

  After the TMS15.0.1 we do not see this issue any more.

  Wayne
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• SQL Log Shipping 14420, 14421 false alerts

  I've implemented a 2014 SQL Server transaction logs to copy data from a primary to a secondary server. It is all working properly save, copy and restore however the alert that is configured to run on the secondary server reports that the last backup time are the time of the full initial backup before transaction logs starts. This is the information that is reported when I question the msdb.dbo.log_shipping_monitor_primary table. Therefore, when the alert monitoring is running, he reports:

  MSG 14420, level 16, State 1, procedure sp_check_log_shipping_monitor_alert, line 61
  The main expedition of database XXXXXXX.xxxxxxx newspaper threshold of backup of 60 minutes and has not performed a backup of newspaper for 1120 minutes operation. Check information for log and logshipping agent monitor.

  SQL server was originally installed before the server has been renamed to its current name, however I've renamed the instance and all the database queries (for example SELECT @@SERVERNAME) return the correct server name.

  Any help would be appreciated.

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• Under XP, is false alert.

  I get an error message saying that my computer is in danger of being taken over by a terrible virus and I have to click on it, but I try to click on the red x tryingto get rid of it, but it won't go away and so I have to make a "disconnect", then reconnect to get rid of, but it happens several times a day.  When it happens, that I can't even close the programs I'm or even click out of the "caveat" so I have to close my computer by disconnection without leaving the programs I have up.  How can I get these to stop and if I constantly disconnect my computer without closing programs will be that this harm my computer?  When I log back on it tells me that I disconnected without closing programs (of course, I know that), but after doing this several times a day every day, it will hurt my computer?  Moreover, when I receive these alerts the only other thing on the alert is a yellow triangle with a black exclamation point in the middle of it.  Thanks for your help.

  Well the short answer is you have been taken over by a fake AV program, and this will continue, unless you remove the virus. 1st thing you need to do is to download malware bytes from here, download, install and update the program. Make sure that you run full scan of the system. Once the analysis is completed and the results appear, erase everything and you should be fine. Make sure download also that you Microsoft Security Essentials from here to stay protected.

  Let me know if you have any problems.

  Hope this helps,

  JB

• M1536dnf: FALSE alert m1536dnf printer Toner Cartridge

  M1536dnf AiO power lost during printing. Resumption of power, showed the paper jam. I removed the paper from the output tray, closed the door, and a sheet is released. Printer then began to show a warning "used cartridge in use', which will not disappear. It's a true 78A, and clear a paper jam is not "used". How can I fix this error?

  Hello

  You should not do something when this message appears, it should disappear; as it is just informative.

  I guess you could try a cold reset on your printer.  This set your printer to the factory settings, delete downloaded fonts, etc...  So what are you comfortable recongifuring the printer:

  Product resets

  To restore the factory the product's default settings, follow these steps.

  1. turn off the product.

  2 hold down the arrow button to the right and cancel at the same time.

  3 all by pressing two keys, turn on the product.

  4 continue to hold both buttons until the storage Permanent. init appears on the screen and then release both keys.

• Removed Artemis and false virus alerts, now no rundll32.exe

  I use Windows XP Home edition. For the past 2 days, I was receiving false alerts "XP Security Services" that my computer has been attacked. I used Stinger from McAfee and removed the fake alert virus and the virus of Artemis. However, now I have no rundll32.exe. I can't access MS Office, paint, and it does not recognize my CD/DVD drive. I don't have a Windows XP disk, the PC was already installed with it when I bought it. Any help would be appreciated.

  I use Windows XP Home edition. For the past 2 days, I was receiving false alerts "XP Security Services" that my computer has been attacked. I used Stinger from McAfee and removed the fake alert virus and the virus of Artemis. However, now I have no rundll32.exe. I can't access MS Office, paint, and it does not recognize my CD/DVD drive. I don't have a Windows XP disk, the PC was already installed with it when I bought it. Any help would be appreciated.

  Follow the instructions below.

  Click on the link below. Download the rundll32 file (uploaded by me if it's safer). Save the file to your desktop. Right-click on the file and choose copy. Now click on start > run > paste the following command. c:\Windows\System32 > Ok. When the folder opens, you see a message that these files are hidden. In the left pane, click on the link to view the contents of this folder, as shown in the image on the second link below. Once the content is visible, right-click in the free space in the system32 folder and choose Paste. If you are prompted to replace an existing file, click Yes. Close all windows.

  Click on start > run > type cmd > Ok. On the command line, right click and paste the following code exefile = assoc.exe > press ENTER. Close command prompt. Now try to open any executable file (a game or any application). Be advised, the file download will expire after 3 days. This is the result of the use of the free version of filemail.com.

  http://www.Filemail.com/DL.aspx?ID=EFJLQHHZPHSBIET

  http://img861.imageshack.us/i/hiddenFiles.jpg/

  Once you have completed the above steps, download, update and perform a quick scan with Malwarebytes. Remove any detected object. When you have completed this system clear all restore points and create a new one.

  Malwarebytes.org

  How to use Malwarebytes

• May have a false update going on here

  I went to this site from a Google search
  http://Zatz.com/outlookpower/article/recovering-lost-email-in-Outlook-today/
  A box of pop came, I close it and it redirected me to this page
  http://momtoypicks.com/update.html
  who says
  Firefox needs to update immediately!

  Your version of Firefox (18.0) is vulnerable and needs to be updated.

  Attack pages are trying to install programs that steal private information, use your computer for other attacks, or damage your system.

  Some attack pages intentionally distribute harmful software, but many are compromised without the knowledge or permission of their owners.

  And has normal warn box upward. but note the web address
  http://momtoypicks.com/update.html

  Hello, yes it's a phishing tactic that tries to trick you into installing malicious software, in order to not download or run this kind of stuff! updates are managed automatically by firefox, so you don't have to download anything.

  You can also run a full scan of your system with software security already in place and the various tools like the free version of malwarebytes, adwcleaner & kaspersky security scan to make sure there isn't already a kind of active malware on your system that triggers these false alerts.

  Fix Firefox problems caused by malicious software

  You can also help by pressing F10 & will help > report false web while you are on this questionable page - this might get the page in the list of malicious sites that crash in firefox (the list is maintained by google) or when these pages use the firefox logos or trademarks to encourage users to download malicious software you could also send it to https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/legal/fraud-report/.

• Cannot remove the FAKE alert windows XP security

  Help, please! my computer caught the virus ago 2 days which is false alert windows security,

  I tried to malware, spybot, everything does not work, please help!

  Appreciate your concern about the situation, please understand that without certain information, I can only general recommendations. Your best option is to contact support.

  https://support.microsoftsecurityessentials.com/

  It would be useful to know your OS (Xp, Vista, Win 7) current antimalware/antivirus program (Avast, Microsoft Security Essentials, Norton, McAfee or other) and the exact name of this malware based on what is shown in the pop-up windows that was detected.

  From your description, I suspect that maybe it's the fake Security Center. Check the link below for comparison and if you feel confident in your ability to follow a removal of self-help guide proceed carefully(Note: scroll down beyond the ads for the removal guide)

  Security Center remove (uninstall Guide)
  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/virus-removal/remove-Security-Center

  I hope this helps.

• weird pop up saying that I have to download shit since 4 or 5 sites to watch videos they have the emblem of mozilla but do not appear on the translation of mozilla I've got tons of time watch

  I watch videos on Crunchyroll. my players are up to date but I get sites bizarre opening with mozilla emblem on it say they are up to date. Open until 2 to 3 other windows computer saying I need to download shit. You guys have been hacked? Or is my something missed virus ware? I don't know what is happening but it starts to get boring.

  Hello, this is usually a tactical scam that tries to trick you into installing malicious software, in order to not download or run this kind of stuff! You can also run a full scan of your system with software security already in place and the various tools like the free version of malwarebytes, adwcleaner & kaspersky security scan to make sure there isn't already a kind of active malware on your system that triggers these false alerts.

  Fix Firefox problems caused by malicious software

  You can also help by pressing F10 & will help > report false web while you are on these questionable notification of update pages - this could get the page in the list of malicious sites that crash in firefox (the list is maintained by google) or when these pages use the firefox logos or trademarks to encourage users to download malicious software you could also send it to https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/legal/fraud-report/.

• browser of the laptop has severe warning that the browser is obsolete. seems to be current. Tram want to download fake

  I have a Toshiba laptop with win7 64 bit. About 3 weeks ago I started having a "WARNING BROWSER UPDATE REQUIRED. You use a browser that seems to be updated. Please run the exe when you are prompted to upgrade to the latest version of the browser. "I press"HELP"and he says that I am running version 27.0.1 and there is no download. The screen has a 'contact us. PRIVATE LIFE. EULA' when the user clicks on the 'CONTACT US', I get a MS Outlook 2007 Startup Wizard. The "EULA & PRIVACY" gives me the following in small print at the bottom of the page: "[email protected]".

  I hesitate to click on the "FREE DOWNLOAD" for fear of downloading to a hard drive, virus of the searing.

  What's this 'warning' for real?

  Hello, this is a tactic of scam that tries to trick you into installing malicious software, in order to not download or run this kind of stuff! updates are managed internally and automatically by firefox if you don't have not download or run any .exe file at perrform one updated (you can run a check of updates of firefox > help > about firefox).

  You can also run a full scan of your system with software security already in place and the various tools like the free version of malwarebytes, adwcleaner & kaspersky security scan to make sure there isn't already a kind of active malware on your system that triggers these false alerts.

  Fix Firefox problems caused by malicious software

  You can also help by pressing F10 & will help > report false web while you are on this questionable page - this might get the page in the list of malicious sites that crash in firefox (the list is maintained by google) or when these pages use the firefox logos or trademarks to encourage users to download malicious software you could also send it to https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/legal/fraud-report/.

• Is the screen that says "attention!" Required browser update!... "legitimate, or a problem?

  Followed by: "you use actually a browser seems to be obsolete." Please run the exe when you are prompted to upgrade to the latest version of the browser. "With a picture of a globe and a tail of FireFox only.

  Hello, this is a tactic of scam that tries to trick you into installing malicious software, in order to not download or run this kind of stuff! just download firefox from the official site at mozilla.org - more updates are handled automatically by firefox if you don't have to download anything (you can run a check of updates of firefox > help > about firefox).

  You can also run a full scan of your system with software security already in place and the various tools like the free version of malwarebytes, adwcleaner & kaspersky security scan to make sure there isn't already a kind of active malware on your system that triggers these false alerts.

  Fix Firefox problems caused by malicious software

  You can also help by pressing F10 & will help > report false web while you are on this questionable page - this might get the page in the list of malicious sites that crash in firefox (the list is maintained by google) or when these pages use the firefox logos or trademarks to encourage users to download malicious software you could also send it to https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/legal/fraud-report/.

• Impossible to search once the site with firefox

  I find a site with Firefox, once I'm there, I get those pop ups, even though I have a pop-up blocker on, and I can not search the site. For example, Harbor Freight tools. I get on the site and then impossible to search the site. It might be their site that's the problem, but I'm not sure. Moreover, how is it that when I download a new version of your software, all that junk happens, as the optimizer Pro, or some other stuff, I have no need. I go back and take most of it, because it of annoying and slows things down. Thank you.

  Hello, just download firefox from the official site at mozilla.org - more updates are handled automatically by firefox if you don't have to download anything (you can run a check of updates of firefox > help > about firefox).

  You can also run a full scan of your system with software security already in place and the various tools like the free version of malwarebytes, adwcleaner & kaspersky security scan to make sure there isn't already a kind of active malware on your system that triggers these false alerts.

  Fix Firefox problems caused by malicious software

• I had a "update your Firefox browser last" page appear. This is for real or a scam?

  I just got a page appear - ' you run Firefox 25 - it is recommended that you update immediately "etc. with a popup to click. Its URL is (I think) 'update - browser.org ' It smelled fishy. Is it?
  Unfortunately I killed him before more information.

  Hello tcarleton, yes that much sounds like a tactic of scam that tries to trick you into installing malicious software, so don't download or run this kind of stuff! Firefox 25.0.1 is the latest version of firefox generally published at the moment, 26 firefox will be released over the next week. updates are managed automatically by firefox, so you don't have to download anything (you can run a check of updates of firefox > help > about firefox).

  You can also run a full scan of your system with software security already in place and the various tools like the free version of malwarebytes, adwcleaner & kaspersky security scan to make sure there isn't already a kind of active malware on your system that triggers these false alerts.

  Fix Firefox problems caused by malicious software

  in case you come across such a message, again, you could report the site to https://www.mozilla.org/legal/fraud-report/

• I just got a notice that Firefox 24 is not the last update. Also the logo on this site was different; No Fox

  I was working in Firefox and instead of the site I was going to, I received the message above with a popup that took me to download URL http://dh45.info/popsh9gng0smncpaon3/lp9b2/uns.php?ubn=ff & keyword = pop_lp9b2_608. This notice also had a different logo from the usual Fox: http://dh45.info/popsh9gng0smncpaon3/images/ff_alt1.png. I was suspicious, so didn't upload. Is it legitimate or not?

  Tom

  Hello Tom, it is a phishing tactic that tries to trick you into installing malicious software, in order to not download or run this kind of stuff! just download firefox from the official site at mozilla.org - more updates are handled automatically by firefox if you don't have to download anything (you can run a check of updates of firefox > help > about firefox).

  You can also run a full scan of your system with software security already in place and the various tools like the free version of malwarebytes, adwcleaner & kaspersky security scan to make sure there isn't already a kind of active malware on your system that triggers these false alerts.

  Fix Firefox problems caused by malicious software

• Is it possible to make the Enter key on my Mac keyboard function as a tab to complete the forms online faster?

  On some web forms, it would be great to be able to use the number pad with enter key to enter numbers on a website with one hand while keeping the place on my paper with others. It's the only thing that slows me down left on my Mac.

  Thanks for the email. Turns out that the assigned form designer a lot of values in double taborder (10, 10, -1, 10, 10, -1), then the script was confused trying to find the next Higher taborder.

  This revised version is just going in the order rather than trying to find the next box logically. I name this is an EnterInFormN for 'natural order' to distinguish it from the others.

  javascript:(function(){function jfspress(e) {var evt = (e) ? e : window.event; var key = (evt.keyCode) ? evt.keyCode : evt.which; if (key!=13) return true; var target = (evt.target) ? evt.target : evt.srcElement; if (!target.form) return true; var nod = "input|select|textarea"; if (nod.indexOf(target.nodeName.toLowerCase())<0) return true; var inpTypes = "text|file|checkbox|radio|select-one"; if (target.getAttribute("type")) {if (inpTypes.indexOf(target.getAttribute("type").toLowerCase())<0) return true;} else {if (target.className != "enterExits") return true;} var els = target.form.elements; for (var i=0; i<els.length; i++){if (els[i]==target) {if (i==els.length-1) {return true;} else {var eldex = i;break;}}} for (var j=eldex+1; j<els.length; j++){if (els[j].tabIndex!=-1 && els[j].disabled==false && els[j].type!="hidden") {els[j].focus();return false;}} alert("Not handled; eldex="+eldex);return false;} function setup(){var forms = document.getElementsByTagName("FORM"); for (var i=0; i<forms.length; i++){forms[i].onkeypress=jfspress;}} setup();})();

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