Joule Thief

[Pirate88179]

@ Xee2:

Thank for the info.  I just ran Malwarebytes and AVG and all is clear over here on my end as far as I can tell.  Maybe, like you said, it is attacking ie users.  Yet another good reason to switch to Firefox although, nothing is perfect when it comes to these type of attacks.

Bill

[xee2]

@ Pirate88179

This is the message I keep getting when on this site.

[jeanna]

xee2,
Please switch to firefox.
As I have said and Bill and others, it is an easy switch. It was designed to be very similar to ie so the migration would be easy for the people who need it most.
I know 2 really computer-daffy people who switched without a glitch.
Really. There is no sense in staying with ie. (I spose for the drama, but you don't seem too addicted to drama. ).

I am checking things with the base capacitor again.

When it is in range - and it must be in range, the rise in frequency is beautiful. Thanks for that tip.

Now, I need to figure how to get a high voltage at the same time I have the high frequency.

Or maybe I really don't need to have such a high frequency and I can afford to give it up for voltage. Still trying things first.

jeanna

[Pirate88179]

@ Xee2:

I'm no computer expert by any means but to me, that does look like it attacked a vulnerability in IE.  I just had a thought, I wonder if this is what happened to Jim as well?  Up until last night, he was using IE7 I believe he said it was.  I don't keep up with it but isn't IE up to like IE11 or 12 now? If so, that would mean he has even more open areas for an attack.

Thanks for posting this.

Bill

[stprue]

On my work computer it will start loading the page but before it can it will close out of everything, programs/internet ect. Is this being fixed for the website or is it already on my work computer?