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I"m sorry but I don't know what Tea Timer does, but remember in the tutorials that you needed it on. I haven't had it on since I got Spybot a while ago, but thought I'd experiement...when I checked it, and ran spybot, i kept getting these registry change message (accept or deny)...well I denied them since I didn't know what to do.......please advise. Thanks.
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Tea Timer In Spybot i experimented with Tea Timer,and kept getting these registry messages
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Posted 10 September 2006 - 07:49 AM
Hello Bernie70,
TMacK started a similar topic to yours, HERE, its worth a look as it may help answer any of your future questions.
When ever Tea-Timer notices a change in the registry, it will inform you of it. If you change any programmes, delete them or add them, then it will pop up informing you of a change to the registry. You should allow those as they are normal through you altering the registry. If you receive a pop up without doing anything, then thats when you need to look deeper.
Graveangel
TMacK started a similar topic to yours, HERE, its worth a look as it may help answer any of your future questions.
When ever Tea-Timer notices a change in the registry, it will inform you of it. If you change any programmes, delete them or add them, then it will pop up informing you of a change to the registry. You should allow those as they are normal through you altering the registry. If you receive a pop up without doing anything, then thats when you need to look deeper.
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This post has been edited by graveangel: 10 September 2006 - 07:51 AM
....And on the 8th day God said, "When my children are intelligent, and create the Computer, for my sake may they never screw around with the registry or subscribe to AOL"
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Posted 11 September 2006 - 02:20 AM
excellent link...thank you graveangel
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Posted 11 September 2006 - 06:21 AM
You're welcome, hope it helps.
....And on the 8th day God said, "When my children are intelligent, and create the Computer, for my sake may they never screw around with the registry or subscribe to AOL"
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