youfoundjake - 1:32 am on Oct 23, 2009 (gmt 0)

RossWall- msconfig is a great tool to get. An idea of what is loaded each time Microsoft Windows starts, without having to hunt through the registry or computer management to see what services are running.
A lot of times, I can see that a program in a temp folder is trying to start which is one of the best indications of an infection and jow re-infections happen.
Unfortunately, Microsoft dropped the ball when they released Windows 2000, and didn't include it in the release.

I'm actually kind of curious of the scareware works once it's purchased or is it just smoke and mirrors..