Baltimore Technologies

[mrmrsmckenz]

Question.... Why does AnyDVD call out to...64.18.25.38, "Baltimore Technologies", while being used or installing?

[fast eddie]

That would trigger me to do some house cleaning on my computer such as:

1. At least two good registry cleaners.
2. Remove temp and internet temp files
3. Clean-up the hard drive for no longer used folders and files
4. Remove outdated prefetch files
5. No un-neceaaary start-up items
6. Use CC Cleaner and Hijack This latest versions freeware
7. Verify your anti-virus and malware are up to date
8. Clean install and clean remove ALL SOFTWARE programs when possible
9. Use regedit and reboot more often
10. Do a scan for any virus or malware on your computer
11. Defrag more often
12. Remove outdated or no longer used cookies
13. Set all options on your computer for performance and not looks.

[mrmrsmckenz]

@ fast eddie, Thanks for the fast reply. Did that...Do That...Everyday. Currently debugging the exe now. Should of stated that my skill level is as follows...A+ Certified, CCNA Certified, and 4 years RE. Putting up a test machine now fresh install going to see what happens when I try to install and run AnyDVD.....

[Clams]

Originally Posted by mrmrsmckenz

Question.... Why does AnyDVD call out to...64.18.25.38, "Baltimore Technologies", while being used or installing?

I would guess that's a part of it "checking automaticly for new versions".

-W