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« Reply #45 on: January 13, 2008, 02:31:18 AM »

   Leoni, sounds like a problem my parents had with their computer last year.  Their's kept running Windows Update, over and over, until the C drive became so bloated it barely worked at all.  The solution was a reformat and fresh OS install.
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« Reply #46 on: January 13, 2008, 05:00:06 AM »

your friend need a hammer

LOL, or he needs me spending a couple of hours with CCleaner. Grin
Boy, I've really deleted things now, there's hardly anything left on my C:. Cool

ganda, are you still satisfied with Avira? Plays well with CFP 3? But you do know that when CAVS 3 arrives, you are obliged to try it. Wink

   Leoni, sounds like a problem my parents had with their computer last year.  Their's kept running Windows Update, over and over, until the C drive became so bloated it barely worked at all.  The solution was a reformat and fresh OS install.

Really? You mean it ran WU automatically? What a strange problem. I hope Avira's updating won't continue in such a cycle, then I would really have to grab CCleaner and visit my friend for an hour or two. (which I gladly do, although he would tease me for being a computer nerd Angry)

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« Reply #47 on: January 13, 2008, 05:48:15 AM »

ganda, are you still satisfied with Avira? Plays well with CFP 3? But you do know that when CAVS 3 arrives, you are obliged to try it. Wink
that's the plan!
i have too much number of security software.
let see, Antivir,BOC, CFP,CMF,ST,S.blaster, DrWebCureit. by using integrated BOC+CAVS & CFP+CMF, i'm reducing 2 of them  Grin
I have also excellent experiences from Antivir, so I installed it on a friend's system some months ago (he's also got CFP 3, upgraded from 2.4). Recently Antivir stopped working, I have no idea why so I reinstalled it for him. Then during the first updating, the progress just went over and over. A never ending circle.
Really? You mean it ran WU automatically? What a strange problem. I hope Avira's updating won't continue in such a cycle,
huh Huh Antivir stop working? what cycle? maybe you should just do this to your friend's comp :
The solution was a reformat and fresh OS install.

although he would tease me for being a computer nerd Angry)
huh? you're not?  Grin



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« Reply #48 on: January 13, 2008, 06:46:01 AM »

that's the plan!
i have too much number of security software.
let see, Antivir,BOC, CFP,CMF,ST,S.blaster, DrWebCureit. by using integrated BOC+CAVS & CFP+CMF, i'm reducing 2 of them  Grin

LOL, now I know why some people seem to call you paranoid, I also read somewhere today that you have D+ in Paranoid mode Cheesy

huh Huh Antivir stop working? what cycle? maybe you should just do this to your friend's comp :

The last thing I saw before leaving was signatures being downloaded and installed, over and over again. The updating window could not be stopped, I had to terminate it from CFP's Active Process List (I could probably have used Task Manager but why not try CFP Smiley).

huh? you're not?  Grin

I don't know, I just know that my totally unskilled friend(s) have completely bloated, crappy and bad-working systems, often better hardware than me but still - slow systems compared to my rocket!! Grin I suppose there's a reason why my system works so much better...

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« Reply #49 on: January 13, 2008, 06:56:41 AM »

LOL, now I know why some people seem to call you paranoid, I also read somewhere today that you have D+ in Paranoid mode Cheesy
Grin better save than sorry  Tongue  Cheesy

The last thing I saw before leaving was signatures being downloaded and installed, over and over again. The updating window could not be stopped, I had to terminate it from CFP's Active Process List (I could probably have used Task Manager but why not try CFP Smiley).
that's unusual Huh Antivir update window will automatically close after finishing the update process. wanna borrow my hammer? Cheesy

I don't know, I just know that my totally unskilled friend(s) have completely bloated, crappy and bad-working systems, often better hardware than me but still - slow systems compared to my rocket!! Grin I suppose there's a reason why my system works so much better...
Nerd yeah, you're definitely a comp nerd, you even name your computer  Grin
I was glad to return home to my "rocket". Not as good hardware as my friend but waayy faster. Wink

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