Mike
December 14th 03, 12:16 PM
If you go to www.tandmdigital.com there is a link that
simply says Microsoft Windows XP HOme Edition. Choose
that and i believe it will work. I do not see a reason to
enable the ICF. The one thing you must do before removing
the worm however is disable the system restore feature.
Just follow the steps at the website stated above and it
should be fixed.
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a IBM Thinkpad T31 with windows XP Home edition,
>Ver. 5.1 (Build 2600.xpdiedent 010817-1148). Processor:
>Mobile Intel Celeron. An as you see I am using AOL dial-
>up.
>
>Step 1 of Blaster patch instructions say it is important
>to first enable the ICF. I got hung up doing this as
>follows.
>
>I got to, and Clicked on, "Change settings of this
>connection." Nothing happened. Expected the "Local
Area
>Connection Properties" window. Tried right and left
>clicking.
>
>Why is this? What should I do? Is it really important to
>enable the ICF before installing the patch? Could it be
>that my XP version doesn't include the ICF?
>
>When I do install the patch how do I know to
>choose "Windows XP (32 bit) or (64 bit)?
>
>Where can I expect to read your answers? I didn't see
any
>answers to the similar questions others asked.
>
>Thanks for your help.
>
>.
>
simply says Microsoft Windows XP HOme Edition. Choose
that and i believe it will work. I do not see a reason to
enable the ICF. The one thing you must do before removing
the worm however is disable the system restore feature.
Just follow the steps at the website stated above and it
should be fixed.
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a IBM Thinkpad T31 with windows XP Home edition,
>Ver. 5.1 (Build 2600.xpdiedent 010817-1148). Processor:
>Mobile Intel Celeron. An as you see I am using AOL dial-
>up.
>
>Step 1 of Blaster patch instructions say it is important
>to first enable the ICF. I got hung up doing this as
>follows.
>
>I got to, and Clicked on, "Change settings of this
>connection." Nothing happened. Expected the "Local
Area
>Connection Properties" window. Tried right and left
>clicking.
>
>Why is this? What should I do? Is it really important to
>enable the ICF before installing the patch? Could it be
>that my XP version doesn't include the ICF?
>
>When I do install the patch how do I know to
>choose "Windows XP (32 bit) or (64 bit)?
>
>Where can I expect to read your answers? I didn't see
any
>answers to the similar questions others asked.
>
>Thanks for your help.
>
>.
>