The technician at Comcast told me to uninstall it. It's not necessary to have broadjump installed. I did it. No problams.

Those are part of your broadband internet service (AT&T where I am), and should be allowed to access the web.

EDIT: My apologies. When I first got AT&T broadband I called to ask what Comcast and Broadjump were, and was assured they were necessary for the connection to function. After reading the post above (a legitimate "cut" if there ever was one!) I did a bit more research and discovered neither is required, and both are marketing tools, if not spyware. I say that because AdAware evidently got rid of Comcast a long time ago. I just deleted whatever I could find named Broadjump, and all is running well. (Neither was listed under Add/Remove, so deleting was the best I could do.)

Richard

Dimension 4100
Pentium III, 933 MHz
20GB Ultra ATA-100 Hard Drive (7200 RPM)
256MB 133MHz SDRAM
Windows ME
17" M781s Monitor
32MB NVIDIA TNT2 M64 AGP Graphics Card
48X Max Variable CD-ROM Drive
QPS Que! 16x10x40 CD-RW Drive
Soundblaster 64V PCI with Dell Jukebox
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V.90/56K Telephony Modem for WindowsME-Sound Option
Toshiba DOCSIS Cable Modem PCX1100U
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MS Intellimouse
Xerox Docuprint M750 Inkjet Printer
Canon BJ-200 Bubble Jet Printer
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Message Edited on 04/27/02 01:21AM by vetriguy

Message Edited on 04/27/02 01:33AM by vetriguy

Without apparent reason, I lost my ability to SUBMIT forms in certain security zones on some websites. It first came up on registrar sites, when I found myself unable to change any content in the management of my domains. Neither microsoft nor dell has really provided a solution for this problem thus far. I have a hunch it has to do with the windows update hotfix patches, and I wonder if I should uninstall them all. SPECIFIC SYMPTOM: When I am about to submit a form within a website [like an "asp" type script" ], I get a security alert which I am unable to get rid off. Any input is appreciated.