v2 cintanotes registry change internet explorer to offline
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2012 10:48 pm
internet explorer goes offline periodically. chased this for several days...not real uncommon according to web. this disrupts other applications using is to access internet.
eg.
weatherunderground gadget
quotes tracker
feedreader [images]
fundmanager updates
i chased infections, system restore, recent windoze updates. best advice was use procmon to log GlobalUserOffline per referenced article. turns out cintanotes was the found cause. refer to attached procmon log. i never noted this behavior in previous version cintanotes. i have backgraded to v1.8.5.
i don't want to sync notes online, but couldn't find way to disable these reg checks.
thanks for forum to describe. i should have been more methodical about testing this, and no guarantees i have found the cause but trial and error seems to lead me to think cintanotes 2.0.0.5 is cause.
oh, and the forum register challenge question proved to be, well challenging. guess i may not be turing ready.
"That means that some other program you have running is setting GlobalUserOffline. In order to find out what program that is I would run ProcMon filtering on Path Contains GlobalUserOffline
Otherwise you could try to deduce which program it is by rebooting in safe mode with networking, making sure that at least you had the Windows Firewall enabled. (I assume the Windows Firewall still works in this case.) Or be very careful about what you do in that state because it could mean that you would be running without either an AV or a software firewall. In any case if the problem didn't happen in that scenario you would know that it was being caused by one of the programs which you had prevented from running by resorting to safe mode. Then you could just zero in on one through a process of case by case testing.
Another possibility would be to use registry auditing to see if it would track the offending program. However, it looks like you can only audit changes at a key level. I don't know how much detail each audit event would show so that you could even infer if it was a change to GlobalUserOffline which would be involved. Ah. This article suggests that it does:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/cobold/archive/ ... ified.aspx
What OS? windows 7x64
What version of CintaNotes? 2.0.0.5 registered
What window/pane has Focus? n/a
What key combination? n/a
What program and version are you clipping from? n/a
eg.
weatherunderground gadget
quotes tracker
feedreader [images]
fundmanager updates
i chased infections, system restore, recent windoze updates. best advice was use procmon to log GlobalUserOffline per referenced article. turns out cintanotes was the found cause. refer to attached procmon log. i never noted this behavior in previous version cintanotes. i have backgraded to v1.8.5.
i don't want to sync notes online, but couldn't find way to disable these reg checks.
thanks for forum to describe. i should have been more methodical about testing this, and no guarantees i have found the cause but trial and error seems to lead me to think cintanotes 2.0.0.5 is cause.
oh, and the forum register challenge question proved to be, well challenging. guess i may not be turing ready.
"That means that some other program you have running is setting GlobalUserOffline. In order to find out what program that is I would run ProcMon filtering on Path Contains GlobalUserOffline
Otherwise you could try to deduce which program it is by rebooting in safe mode with networking, making sure that at least you had the Windows Firewall enabled. (I assume the Windows Firewall still works in this case.) Or be very careful about what you do in that state because it could mean that you would be running without either an AV or a software firewall. In any case if the problem didn't happen in that scenario you would know that it was being caused by one of the programs which you had prevented from running by resorting to safe mode. Then you could just zero in on one through a process of case by case testing.
Another possibility would be to use registry auditing to see if it would track the offending program. However, it looks like you can only audit changes at a key level. I don't know how much detail each audit event would show so that you could even infer if it was a change to GlobalUserOffline which would be involved. Ah. This article suggests that it does:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/cobold/archive/ ... ified.aspx
What OS? windows 7x64
What version of CintaNotes? 2.0.0.5 registered
What window/pane has Focus? n/a
What key combination? n/a
What program and version are you clipping from? n/a