Microsoft has re-released a security update targeting a vulnerability on Windows 2000 Server.The company pulled support for MS10-025 last week. Read the full article. [eWEEK]
Microsoft has re-released a security update targeting a vulnerability on Windows 2000 Server.The company pulled support for MS10-025 last week. Read the full article. [eWEEK]
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Ok, this was so easy to fix manually. Just change properties of "C:WindowsSystem32qt.dll" to read-only and remove security permissions "Write, delete, modify"... easy peasey.