> But I still can't receive my email, and now I get an error message when I
> start up saying that the ccEmlPxy.dll file is missing or damaged. I
> checked,
> and the file is there. This is sort of turning into a Norton question, but
> I
> was wondering if anyone else encountered this while trying to fix their OE
> (plus I still can't get my email).

> But I still can't receive my email, and now I get an error message when I
> start up saying that the ccEmlPxy.dll file is missing or damaged. I
> checked,
> and the file is there. This is sort of turning into a Norton question, but
> I
> was wondering if anyone else encountered this while trying to fix their OE
> (plus I still can't get my email).

> Nothing I've seen from them in recent years has been of a degree of quality
> that would inspire confidence.  But, it's your money, your choice.  You just
> won't find many here who would support installing any software from Symantec
> on a working computer (unless your intent is to "screw" that computer up).
> --
> Jim Pickering, MVP, Outlook Express
> Please reply to newsgroup only.

> >I haven't been able to receive any of my email in Outlook Express since
> > 12/10. I get the "Your server has unexpectedly terminated the
> > connection..."
> > error message. I use Norton Antivirus, and I downloaded the update they
> > put
> > out on 12/6, so I tried the fix that symantec suggests at:
> > http://service1.symantec.com/support/sharedtech.nsf/docid/20020712142...

> > But I still can't receive my email, and now I get an error message when I
> > start up saying that the ccEmlPxy.dll file is missing or damaged. I
> > checked,
> > and the file is there. This is sort of turning into a Norton question, but
> > I
> > was wondering if anyone else encountered this while trying to fix their OE
> > (plus I still can't get my email).

>> What happens if you completely uninstall all Symantec software?

>> Nothing I've seen from them in recent years has been of a degree of
>> quality
>> that would inspire confidence.  But, it's your money, your choice.  You
>> just
>> won't find many here who would support installing any software from
>> Symantec
>> on a working computer (unless your intent is to "screw" that computer
>> up).

> Nothing I've seen from them in recent years has been of a degree of
quality
> that would inspire confidence.  But, it's your money, your choice.  You
just
> won't find many here who would support installing any software from
Symantec
> on a working computer (unless your intent is to "screw" that computer up).
> --
> Jim Pickering, MVP, Outlook Express
> Please reply to newsgroup only.

> >I haven't been able to receive any of my email in Outlook Express since
> > 12/10. I get the "Your server has unexpectedly terminated the
> > connection..."
> > error message. I use Norton Antivirus, and I downloaded the update they
> > put
> > out on 12/6, so I tried the fix that symantec suggests at:

> > But I still can't receive my email, and now I get an error message when
I
> > start up saying that the ccEmlPxy.dll file is missing or damaged. I
> > checked,
> > and the file is there. This is sort of turning into a Norton question,
but
> > I
> > was wondering if anyone else encountered this while trying to fix their
OE
> > (plus I still can't get my email).

>> Nothing I've seen from them in recent years has been of a degree of
> quality
>> that would inspire confidence.  But, it's your money, your choice.  You
> just
>> won't find many here who would support installing any software from
> Symantec
>> on a working computer (unless your intent is to "screw" that computer
>> up).
>> --
>> Jim Pickering, MVP, Outlook Express
>> Please reply to newsgroup only.

>> >I haven't been able to receive any of my email in Outlook Express since
>> > 12/10. I get the "Your server has unexpectedly terminated the
>> > connection..."
>> > error message. I use Norton Antivirus, and I downloaded the update they
>> > put
>> > out on 12/6, so I tried the fix that symantec suggests at:

> http://www.*-*-*.com/

>> > But I still can't receive my email, and now I get an error message when
> I
>> > start up saying that the ccEmlPxy.dll file is missing or damaged. I
>> > checked,
>> > and the file is there. This is sort of turning into a Norton question,
> but
>> > I
>> > was wondering if anyone else encountered this while trying to fix their
> OE
>> > (plus I still can't get my email).

> As for hacking, the best defense is a firewall, both a software one and a
> hardware one.  Windows XP-SP2 has an excellent firewall in software and a
> router from most major manufacturers would be an excellent hardware
> firewall.  With those in place, most hackers will give up, since it's
easier
> to solicit users to infect themselves by inviting them to visit software
> sites that do "drive-by" installs of malware which is why your browser if
> inadequately set is your biggest hazard today, particularly if you
regularly
> visit {*filter*} sites (and most {*filter*}s do visit them on occasion) with email
> "phishing" solicititations being the next biggest hazard.  See this link
for
> more about malware:

> Go here for info:
> http://www.*-*-*.com/ #malware

> And for a quick check:
> http://www.*-*-*.com/
> --
> Jim Pickering, MVP, Outlook Express
> Please reply to newsgroup only.

> > Why wasn't I told this earlier? I am in some sort of zugswang wherein I
> > have
> > two versions of NIS installed, can't uninstall anything, can't open the
> > integrator and can't received updates. Is there a magic word or phrase
to
> > get this freaking mess off my computer, and where can I get advice on
what
> > to put on to avoid hacking!?!?
> > --
> > P D Sterling,
> > --


> >> What happens if you completely uninstall all Symantec software?

> >> Nothing I've seen from them in recent years has been of a degree of
> > quality
> >> that would inspire confidence.  But, it's your money, your choice.  You
> > just
> >> won't find many here who would support installing any software from
> > Symantec
> >> on a working computer (unless your intent is to "screw" that computer
> >> up).
> >> --
> >> Jim Pickering, MVP, Outlook Express
> >> Please reply to newsgroup only.

> >> >I haven't been able to receive any of my email in Outlook Express
since
> >> > 12/10. I get the "Your server has unexpectedly terminated the
> >> > connection..."
> >> > error message. I use Norton Antivirus, and I downloaded the update
they
> >> > put
> >> > out on 12/6, so I tried the fix that symantec suggests at:

> >> > But I still can't receive my email, and now I get an error message
when
> > I
> >> > start up saying that the ccEmlPxy.dll file is missing or damaged. I
> >> > checked,
> >> > and the file is there. This is sort of turning into a Norton
question,
> > but
> >> > I
> >> > was wondering if anyone else encountered this while trying to fix
their
> > OE
> >> > (plus I still can't get my email).