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Forum Thread: A scan lists programs that are not on my PC.
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| jeparham | A scan lists programs that are not on my PC. |
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5th Sep, 2009 19:36 |
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Ranking: 0 Posts: 2 User Since: 5th Sep, 2009 System Score: N/A Location: N/A |
Windows 7 Ultimate RC 64 Bit. Intel QuadCore CPU Asus PK5 Deluxe WiFi AP motherboard 4GB Ballistix RAM 3 1TB Seagate drives, 1 500GB Western Digital drive. I've just started using Secunia PSI, and a scan this morning lists: iTunes 7.x Apple QuickTime 7.x Apple Bonjour for Windows 1.x Apple Bonjour for Windows 1.x Mozilla Firefox 3.0.x Mozilla Thunderbird 2.x PHP 5.2.x (Yes, Bonjour is listed twice.) The problem is, NONE of those programs are on my PC, with the exception of Firefox. However, I've got Firefox 3.5.2 installed, NOT 3.0.x And can someone tell me why the Flash plugin is listed this many times?: Adobe Flash Player 9.x (General Plug-in) Adobe Flash Player 9.x (General Plug-in) Adobe Flash Player 9.x (General Plug-in) Adobe Flash Player 9.x (General Plug-in) Adobe Flash Player 9.x (General Plug-in) Adobe Flash Player 9.x (General Plug-in) Adobe Flash Player 9.x (General Plug-in) Adobe Flash Player 9.x (General Plug-in) Adobe Flash Player 9.x (General Plug-in) Adobe Flash Player 9.x (General Plug-in) Adobe Flash Player 9.x (General Plug-in) Adobe Flash Player 10.x (General Plug-in) Adobe Flash Player 10.x (General Plug-in) |
| Anthony Wells | RE: A scan lists programs that are not on my PC. | ||||||||
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5th Sep, 2009 23:36 | ||||||||
| Score: 2324 Posts: 3,203 User Since: 19th Dec 2007 System Score: N/A Location: N/A |
If you check out my post , #8 on this thread , & it may help you deal wit your problems :- http://secunia.com/community/forum/thread/show/268... Let us know how you get on & if you need more help . (Please note that I use XP SP3) -- It always seems impossible until its done. Nelson Mandela |
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| bjm__ | RE: A scan lists programs that are not on my PC. | ||||||||
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5th Sep, 2009 23:51 | ||||||||
| Score: 64 Posts: 374 User Since: 9th Mar 2009 System Score: 100% Location: US Last edited on 6th Sep, 2009 08:10 |
Hello jeparham, I see you are running Win7 this link has the System requirements for Secunia PSI http://secunia.com/vulnerability_scanning/personal... I do not see Win7 Your results may reflect PSI not Win7 compatible... Regards bjm- Updated as issue is resolved see below... |
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| jeparham | RE: A scan lists programs that are not on my PC. | ||||||||
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6th Sep, 2009 00:10 | ||||||||
| Score: 0 Posts: 2 User Since: 5th Sep 2009 System Score: N/A Location: N/A Last edited on 6th Sep, 2009 00:13 |
Well, it may not list it as being supported, but it certainly seems to work on Windows 7, and I believe now that may not be the cause. I did some more poking around inside the program, including switching to Advanced Mode, and I wish I had done so before I made my original post. All of the applications PSI listed are either: 1. Inside an application setup folders on one of my archive drives, or 2. Located on an old "C drive" disk I had inserted to copy some files off of and then forgotten about it and left it connected to the PC. So the upshot is: Problem solved. There wasn't a problem, the software was doing exactly what it was supposed to do. Sorry for bothering you all. jp |
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| bjm__ | RE: A scan lists programs that are not on my PC. | ||||||||
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6th Sep, 2009 00:33 | ||||||||
| Score: 64 Posts: 374 User Since: 9th Mar 2009 System Score: 100% Location: US Last edited on 6th Sep, 2009 08:08 |
Hello No bother at all Sorry, if my info was outdated.. last I heard PSI was not...but you proved PSI is Win7 compatible Thank you for posting back. This will help all. Regards bjm- maybe Secunia will update PSI System Requirements per your post... by jeparham on 6th Sep, 2009 00:10, last edited on 6th Sep, 2009 00 Well, it may not list it as being supported, but it certainly seems to work on Windows 7 |
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