Hi, every few days, I get a message on both my Windows 7 and XP PCs,
asking if I wish to allow updater.exe to access my hard drive. Not
knowing what it is, I always say no.
Can someone please tell me the origin and safety of this address.
Thank you.
Mort Linder
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Assuming (because this is a Seamonkey forum) that you are
referring to the Seamonkey component called "updater.exe",
it lives (on my machine) under :
E:\Layered products\Mozilla\SeaMonkey
What is not clear to me is what exactly you mean by "the
origin and safety of this address". /What/
Mort wrote:
Hi, every few days, I get a message on both my Windows 7 and XP PCs,
asking if I wish to allow updater.exe to access my hard drive. Not
knowing what it is, I always say no.
Can someone please tell me the origin and safety of this address.
Thank you.
Mort Linder
Mort, first thing,
Michael Gordon wrote:
Mort wrote:
Hi, every few days, I get a message on both my Windows 7 and XP PCs,
asking if I wish to allow updater.exe to access my hard drive. Not
knowing what it is, I always say no.
Can someone please tell me the origin and safety of this address.
Thank you.
Mort Lind
Mort wrote:
Michael Gordon wrote:
Mort wrote:
Hi, every few days, I get a message on both my Windows 7 and XP PCs,
asking if I wish to allow updater.exe to access my hard drive. Not
knowing what it is, I always say no.
Can someone please tell me the origin and safety of this address.
Thank yo
Michael Gordon wrote:
Because you have not been explicit in your knowledge about updater.exe,
and because SM uses an automatic updating application, I performed a
simple search on my Windows PC and discovered 2 different occurrence of
the updater,exe program.
1. Is in the SeaMonkey Program folde
Mort wrote, On 10/10/2012 15:53:
Michael Gordon wrote:
Because you have not been explicit in your knowledge about updater.exe,
and because SM uses an automatic updating application, I performed a
simple search on my Windows PC and discovered 2 different occurrence of
the updater,exe program.
1.
Ray_Net wrote:
Mort wrote, On 10/10/2012 15:53:
Michael Gordon wrote:
Because you have not been explicit in your knowledge about updater.exe,
and because SM uses an automatic updating application, I performed a
simple search on my Windows PC and discovered 2 different occurrence of
the updater
Mort wrote:
Ray_Net wrote:
Mort wrote, On 10/10/2012 15:53:
Michael Gordon wrote:
Because you have not been explicit in your knowledge about updater.exe,
and because SM uses an automatic updating application, I performed a
simple search on my Windows PC and discovered 2 different occurrence o
Michael Gordon wrote:
Mort,
If those are the only updater files you have you are safe using them.
each associated updater file listed is an automatic update checker that
connects to its server looking for recent updates for the respective
program.
If you want to go further with this research u
Mort wrote:
Michael Gordon wrote:
Mort,
If those are the only updater files you have you are safe using them.
each associated updater file listed is an automatic update checker that
connects to its server looking for recent updates for the respective
program.
If you want to go further with th
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