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24.09.2019by admin
Campus WiFi Information Woof Woof Wi-Fi Is available all over campus for the Campus Community!. Open your wireless connections and connect to Woof-Woof wifi. Please have antivirus installed and updated for both Macs and PCs. Open a web browser to begin the registration process. You will be automatically directed to the Agnes Scott Network Access Control - Registration Page. Next to the appropriate heading, click on the Start link and complete the requested information.
Note: Use your network user id and password.the same one you use for accessing email. Click the Download button at the bottom of the page and install the Bradford Persistent Agent application.
After Bradford is installed you will be directed to login, use your network user id and password. Bradford will run a scan of your computer. Once the scan has completed, you will be directed that you have successfully registered OR you have failed.
By Mike Avery I have looked at a number of large network management packages lately, so fresh NetSoft Inc.' S NodeVision Pro 1. 1 came as a bit of a surprise. Or anti-virus software, which could be a drawback for administrators but won't compromise the product's usefulness. Compared with the larger network.
If you have failed, please read the instructions on the site, in most cases Bradford isn’t able to locate antivirus or antivirus needs to be updated. After installing or updating antivirus, you will have an option to rescan. Rescan your computer, if it fails again, you will want to contact ITS or bring your laptop down to ITS, Walters, Ground Floor.
2017-05-07 08:47:07- Resolving batlle. Failed: Unknown host. Wget: unable to resolve host address `batlle' -2017-05-07 08:47:08- Resolving i. Failed: Unknown host. Wget: unable to resolve host address `i' -2017-05-07 08:47:10- Resolving izard appdata local temp wsardownload.log. Failed: Unknown host.
Wget: unable to resolve host address `izard appdata local temp wsardownload.log' -2017-05-07 08:47:10- Resolving myphone-download.wondershare.cc. 203.130.48.137 Connecting to myphone-download.wondershare.cc 203.130.48.137 :80. HTTP request sent, awaiting response. 200 OK Length: 1508 (1.5K) application/octet-stream Saving to: `C:/Users/Pere Batlle i Izard/AppData/Roaming/Wondershare/wsroot/lglaf.dat' 0K. 100% 307K=0.005s 2017-05-07 08:47:13 (307 KB/s) - `C:/Users/Pere Batlle i Izard/AppData/Roaming/Wondershare/wsroot/lglaf.dat' saved 1508/1508 FINISHED -2017-05-07 08:47:13- Downloaded: 1 files, 1.5K in 0.005s (307 KB/s).Post moved by the moderator to the appropriate forum category. Hi, If it's the Documents, This PC, or Computer folder that opens automatically upon startup, it is possible that you have enabled the Restore previous folder windows at logon option via Folder Options. However, if it is a single file that opens at startup, we may need to do further investigation to identify the cause of the issue.
Please answer the following:. Since when have you been experiencing the issue?. Were there changes made on the PC prior to the issue?. Are you using a third party antivirus software?.
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Have you tried booting in safe mode? We hope to hear from you soon. Hello Aileen Alf, I'm writing because I am experiencing a very similar issue, and thought I might be of help. Yesterday I unexpectedly lost some data on my Android phone and desperately downloaded a couple of programs, one was called DrFone, apart from almost bricking my phone and not fixing anything I'm almost certain that's the culprit that tried to install the malware. After the whole ordeal I uninstalled the app, and yet on startup a window still opens up asking me 'How would you like to open this file?' , and this is what shows up on notepad: -2017-10-04 20:02:23- Resolving p appdata local temp wsardownload.log. Failed: Unknown host.
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Wget: unable to resolve host address `p appdata local temp wsardownload.log' -2017-10-04 20:02:23- Resolving myphone-download.wondershare.cc. 203.130.48.137 Connecting to myphone-download.wondershare.cc 203.130.48.137 :80.
The site it's trying to connect to, Wondershare, is the same that I downloaded DrFone from, and the IP address matches with the one posted by Pereres. I don't think my computer got infected based on the fact that the connection attempt seems to have failed, but I would like to stop the process from happening at every start up and I'm having a hard time finding out how.