From: "John Beamish" 

Surely an inexpensive second machine and a router is the way to go.  The
Black Gospel world gets one machine and surfing-for-malware  goes
on the second.

I understand that this means spending a few bucks but considering the time
and effort that you've had to go through to get things cleaned up ...

On Wed, 02 May 2007 16:23:40 -0400, Glenn Meadows  wrote:

> Thanks, will look into it.
>
> No way to get him to drop AOL as his ISP though, even though he's DSL.
> He
> hosts some content for AOL in the Black Gospel world, and uses them as an
> "anchor", no matter where he lives/moves.  At the moment, Bell South
> provisions his DSL, but uses AOL to do all the connecting.
>
> The last issue is this one on Security Center and Firewall.  I've gotten
> all
> detectable malware removed, and have done the "free" scans
with at least
> 10
> different programs, they all now come up clean.
>
> If I can't get this resolved, it's going to be move off all his iTunes
> music, and files, and do a format/re-install.  It will be up to his Dad
> though.  He's leaning that way.
>

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