Thanks for the heads up on this one. I will keep eye out them.

>There was a rash of "WinToolSvc" hijacker infestations last few weeks. An IE SearchBar from "TrafficSyndicate" is a bugger.
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>>Started.
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>>When I get the McAfee dialog again about the questionable DLL executing, I will post what it is to you experts. Thanks for the help for now.
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>>>In your IIS dialog,the "websites" node, is it reporting IIS is "STARTED" or "STOPPED"?
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>>>>Hi Mark,
>>>>
>>>>This morning I have try many things. Many of those you just mentioned. I found it had to do with my virus protection software (McAfee). It would ask about an object attempting to start. Naturally, I would say no to starting it. But after further investigation, I found that that the object starting was in fact the IIS's ASP object. When I said Yes, the site work fine.
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>>>>Thank you for replying to my question.
>>>>Greg
>>>>
>>>>>Greg,
>>>>>i think the first thing to do is go to start-run and type in inetmgr and make sure that iis is running. other than that try delete all history, cookies from ie (i presume that you are using ie). also when typing in localhost leave out the index.asp part, and try using your computer name instead of localhost. it may be that index.asp is not in a folder allowed by iis to run scripts so it will not display.
>>>>>Slán
>>>>>~M
>>>>>
>>>>>>Hi all,
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Resently, my LocalHost is not responding to a simple request of http://LocalHost/index.asp. Has anyone else had this problem, and what can I do to resolve it. My OS is Window 2000 Pro. and the IIS is version 5.0 (I think).
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>>>>>>Thanks in advance.
>>>>>>Greg