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April 1st 10, 04:36 PM
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asp.net account placed in my computer
I just discovered an account in my computer that i did not create.
"ASP.NET Machine A..." I googled it and it is microsoft. I just installed ie 8 a few days ago so i assume thats where i got it? is it safe to remove? I do not want it. NEVER GAVE ANY PERMISSION FOR IT TO BE PLACED IN MY COMPUTER. 
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April 1st 10, 04:53 PM
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asp.net account placed in my computer
Such righteous indignation over such an insignificant item, which would
be easily resolved with a web search. Asp.net is an account created when you install the .net framework. It's for developers to test their code. It does nothing harmful to your computer. If you're not a .net developer, remove the user accounts from Control Panel. --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est kf wrote: I just discovered an account in my computer that i did not create. "ASP.NET Machine A..." I googled it and it is microsoft. I just installed ie 8 a few days ago so i assume thats where i got it? is it safe to remove? I do not want it. NEVER GAVE ANY PERMISSION FOR IT TO BE PLACED IN MY COMPUTER.
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April 1st 10, 04:53 PM
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asp.net account placed in my computer
Such righteous indignation over such an insignificant item, which would
be easily resolved with a web search. Asp.net is an account created when you install the .net framework. It's for developers to test their code. It does nothing harmful to your computer. If you're not a .net developer, remove the user accounts from Control Panel. --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est kf wrote: I just discovered an account in my computer that i did not create. "ASP.NET Machine A..." I googled it and it is microsoft. I just installed ie 8 a few days ago so i assume thats where i got it? is it safe to remove? I do not want it. NEVER GAVE ANY PERMISSION FOR IT TO BE PLACED IN MY COMPUTER.
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April 1st 10, 05:38 PM
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asp.net account placed in my computer
In Leonard Grey
wrote: Asp.net is an account created when you install the .net framework. It's for developers to test their code. Then the account should only be installed when Visual Studio is installed. It does nothing harmful to your computer. If you're not a .net developer, remove the user accounts from Control Panel. -- Bert Hyman St. Paul, MN
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April 1st 10, 05:38 PM
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asp.net account placed in my computer
In Leonard Grey
wrote: Asp.net is an account created when you install the .net framework. It's for developers to test their code. Then the account should only be installed when Visual Studio is installed. It does nothing harmful to your computer. If you're not a .net developer, remove the user accounts from Control Panel. -- Bert Hyman St. Paul, MN
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April 1st 10, 07:12 PM
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asp.net account placed in my computer
its not the size of its significance that is the problem.
its the fact that an account was installed with its own protected password without my explicit permission on my computer. thank you. "Leonard Grey" wrote: Such righteous indignation over such an insignificant item, which would be easily resolved with a web search. Asp.net is an account created when you install the .net framework. It's for developers to test their code. It does nothing harmful to your computer. If you're not a .net developer, remove the user accounts from Control Panel. --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est kf wrote: I just discovered an account in my computer that i did not create. "ASP.NET Machine A..." I googled it and it is microsoft. I just installed ie 8 a few days ago so i assume thats where i got it? is it safe to remove? I do not want it. NEVER GAVE ANY PERMISSION FOR IT TO BE PLACED IN MY COMPUTER. .
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April 1st 10, 07:12 PM
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asp.net account placed in my computer
its not the size of its significance that is the problem.
its the fact that an account was installed with its own protected password without my explicit permission on my computer. thank you. "Leonard Grey" wrote: Such righteous indignation over such an insignificant item, which would be easily resolved with a web search. Asp.net is an account created when you install the .net framework. It's for developers to test their code. It does nothing harmful to your computer. If you're not a .net developer, remove the user accounts from Control Panel. --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est kf wrote: I just discovered an account in my computer that i did not create. "ASP.NET Machine A..." I googled it and it is microsoft. I just installed ie 8 a few days ago so i assume thats where i got it? is it safe to remove? I do not want it. NEVER GAVE ANY PERMISSION FOR IT TO BE PLACED IN MY COMPUTER. .
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April 1st 10, 07:28 PM
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asp.net account placed in my computer
Asp.net should not have any password at all. If it does, you are quite
possibly infected with malware. --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est kf wrote: its not the size of its significance that is the problem. its the fact that an account was installed with its own protected password without my explicit permission on my computer. thank you. "Leonard Grey" wrote: Such righteous indignation over such an insignificant item, which would be easily resolved with a web search. Asp.net is an account created when you install the .net framework. It's for developers to test their code. It does nothing harmful to your computer. If you're not a .net developer, remove the user accounts from Control Panel. --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est kf wrote: I just discovered an account in my computer that i did not create. "ASP.NET Machine A..." I googled it and it is microsoft. I just installed ie 8 a few days ago so i assume thats where i got it? is it safe to remove? I do not want it. NEVER GAVE ANY PERMISSION FOR IT TO BE PLACED IN MY COMPUTER. .
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April 1st 10, 07:28 PM
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asp.net account placed in my computer
Asp.net should not have any password at all. If it does, you are quite
possibly infected with malware. --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est kf wrote: its not the size of its significance that is the problem. its the fact that an account was installed with its own protected password without my explicit permission on my computer. thank you. "Leonard Grey" wrote: Such righteous indignation over such an insignificant item, which would be easily resolved with a web search. Asp.net is an account created when you install the .net framework. It's for developers to test their code. It does nothing harmful to your computer. If you're not a .net developer, remove the user accounts from Control Panel. --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est kf wrote: I just discovered an account in my computer that i did not create. "ASP.NET Machine A..." I googled it and it is microsoft. I just installed ie 8 a few days ago so i assume thats where i got it? is it safe to remove? I do not want it. NEVER GAVE ANY PERMISSION FOR IT TO BE PLACED IN MY COMPUTER. .
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