I just bought the model #934-90. After I put something on
the scale, the capital letter H is displayed, for a second
or so, in the left, upper-hand corner of the LCD display.
Does anyone know what the letter H stands for? There is no
mention of it on the single-page instruction sheet. The
device works perfectly.
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xyz said:
I just bought the model #934-90. After I put something on
the scale, the capital letter H is displayed, for a second
or so, in the left, upper-hand corner of the LCD display.
Does anyone know what the letter H stands for? There is no
mention of it on the single-page instruction sheet. The
device works perfectly.It's infected with the Gen2-PolderScam virus. Do you or
someone living nearby have an 802.11b wireless network
interface? That's how they get infected.
802.11b is standard on all laptops these days, except for
the ones that have Bluetooth (which uses the same
frequency band). The Polder web site has a tool you can
download to remove it. Hope this helps. :-) -
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xyz said:
I just bought the model #934-90. After I put something
on the scale, the capital letter H is displayed, for a
second or so, in the left, upper-hand corner of the LCD
display. Does anyone know what the letter H stands for?
There is no mention of it on the single-page instruction
sheet. The device works perfectly.It's infected with the Gen2-PolderScam virus. Do you or
someone living nearby have an 802.11b wireless network
interface? That's how they get infected.
802.11b is standard on all laptops these days, except for
the ones that have Bluetooth (which uses the same
frequency band). The Polder web site has a tool you
can download to remove it. Hope this helps. :-)Let me guess. You stayed at a Holiday Inn Express last
night!
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