Thanks for the reply.
2. McAffe Security log does not point to an IP for those buffer overflows, but to ADVAPI32.RegOpenKeyA and WS2_32.socket.
4. Correct, I have tried on multiple unencrypted wireless networks and though it claims it connects with signal strength "Excellent" I cannot send or receive data.
5. Whenever I try to start or stop a service I get an error message that I need to be logged into an account with Administrative privileges, however I am in an Administrator account. Those services are currently stopped.
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by: jfer0x01Posted on 2009-06-28 at 13:28:51ID: 24732331
Hi,
ok
2. Does Mcaffe Security Log point to an IP address as the BO attempt is made? It is unsuall this would occur, check your event log in Windows under security and verify that the attempt on the services.exe was not made with some crazy username you are unfamiliar with, or even worse, a foreign ip
3. You can remove that by modifing the "Change the Way Windows Alerts Me" in the Security Settings, found in the top left corner of that screen, change Anti-Virus Alerts to Off
4. Can you connect to an unsecured network wirelessly with no encryption? I so, make sure your wireless card supports the encryption protocol you are using in the wireless router
5. Make sure the following services are started - Automatic Updates, Background Intelligent Transfer and Windows Update
Let me know if you have further issues
Jfer