<p>So…Windows 2000 users…anybody have a problem with this worm???</p>
<p>bump bump bump</p>
<p>CBS/NY TIMES/FOX and other agencies have been affected.</p>
<p>Still a big problem for some folks tonite.</p>
<p>Not me. I have XP. What is this worm exactly?</p>
<p>Now the Microsoft folks are telling those affected to report to the FBI A worm affects computers without action by the user such as opening an attachment or e-mail. This one is turning on/off the computer in a cycling action.</p>
<p>they should’ve dled the critical update a few days ago that fixed this problem</p>
<p>No problems here. I’ve got XP Pro and it updates automatically. Keeping my fingers crossed that everything continues to work</p>
<p><em>hugs my mac</em></p>
<p>At work, they made everyone reboot; I think they installed some protective stuff</p>
<p>people still use windows 2000?</p>
<p>Of course. It’s expensive to adopt new software, especially if it’s as significant as an operating system – which might cause a chain reaction of other software and hardware to be replaced/updated.</p>
<p>Most companies still use windows 2000 and not windows XP. My work was affected by it (we run windows 2000).</p>