Multibale firewall

That's what my girlfriend said,her computer said.Good or bad.If you got a
microphone talk to me,if not e-it .It will make me look good in her eyes.Man
thing,yall men know.So can you help and old man out.

Sorry, but your question makes no sense whatsoever!

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"old man in internet land" wrote:

| That's what my girlfriend said,her computer said.Good or bad.If you got a
| microphone talk to me,if not e-it .It will make me look good in her eyes.Man
| thing,yall men know.So can you help and old man out.

old man in internet land wrote:
> That's what my girlfriend said,her computer said.Good or bad.If you
> got a microphone talk to me,if not e-it .It will make me look good
> in her eyes.Man thing,yall men know.So can you help and old man out.

We cannot help you unless you actually have a question.
I tried to bleed and/or squeeze some sort of question out of what you
posted, but I came up pretty much blank.

I assume you meant "multiple firewalls" for your subject?
I assume you were told (by your girlfriend) that is what message was coming
up on her computer?

My advice - get he exact message, come back - post it here along with
whatever other information you can gleem from the computer and its
configuration..

Like..
What operating system is it running (Windows XP Home, Professional, Media
Center?)
What service pack level is it at (none, SP1 or SP2?)
Are there, in fact, other firewalls (Internet Security suites maybe - like
McAfee or Norton or Trend Micro) installed on the machine?
What is the machine? Is it a Dell? Gateway? Other?

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"Shenan Stanley" wrote:

> old man in internet land wrote:
> > That's what my girlfriend said,her computer said.Good or bad.If you
> > got a microphone talk to me,if not e-it .It will make me look good
> > in her eyes.Man thing,yall men know.So can you help and old man out.
>
> We cannot help you unless you actually have a question.
> I tried to bleed and/or squeeze some sort of question out of what you
> posted, but I came up pretty much blank.
>
> I assume you meant "multiple firewalls" for your subject?
> I assume you were told (by your girlfriend) that is what message was coming
> up on her computer?
>
> My advice - get he exact message, come back - post it here along with
> whatever other information you can gleem from the computer and its
> configuration..
>
> Like..
> What operating system is it running (Windows XP Home, Professional, Media
> Center?)
> What service pack level is it at (none, SP1 or SP2?)
> Are there, in fact, other firewalls (Internet Security suites maybe - like
> McAfee or Norton or Trend Micro) installed on the machine?
> What is the machine? Is it a Dell? Gateway? Other?
>
> --
> Shenan Stanley
> MS-MVP
> --
> How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
> http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
>
> x.p.home,sp2,firewall from a.o.l.,none from c/d.If yahoo got 1 she dose.Machine,have to get back to ya, on that 1.Someone from yall's chat room ,told me,to tell her.Take out her sp2.Someone told her it would kill her comp. if she took out sp2 .I got hell.All because i sent her to windows update.BOY,what's a old man to do.