[solved] Can't install v5 system crached had to total restore :(

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[EricJH]

To take different angles.

First make sure the drivers for your network card are the latest.

Second. We are gonna take a look to see if there are some old drivers of your previously uninstalled  security programs are still around. Go to Device Manager --> View --> show hidden devices --> now look under Non Plug and Play drivers --> when you see a driver that belongs to your previous security programs click right --> uninstall --->  reboot your computer.

When the problem persists make sure there are no auto starts from your previous security programs. Download Autoruns and run it.

This program finds about all auto starts in Windows. This tool can therefore seriously damage Windows when not handled properly. After starting push Escape and go to Options and choose to hide Windows and Microsoft entries, to include empty locations and then push F5 to refresh.

Now check all entries to see if there are references to your previous security program. When you find them untick them. After unticking reboot your computer and see what happens.

[Eljo]

The log file for "sderevyanko"

[Eljo]

Bump 

[Eljo]

BUMP problem: excists from 24 sep - now

I have installs the anti-virus part that went well except that I can't update the av def. It is 112mb and after the download of all 112mb it tels me it can't download it?

Downloaded defs manually, replaced them, restarted the system, no luck!


UPDATE:
after trying 29 times over a period of 3 hrs it updated and installed.

[Eljo]

After months I found it out myself. 

After only installing the comodo AV it seems to install and work fine but running the internal check tool shows a problem and gives the option to repair. Run this option and it will prompt hat it can't repair and wants to make a error log.

The error log shows (in my case) two files in a location not found in windows 7 search, Comodo clean tools or other clean tools. "C:\program data\"(i think a hidden folder) I have used Avast5 and outpost firewall for a short time and the error log showed me that those two programs where interfering with CIS and had to be removed.

These programs were uninstalled months ago with Revo Uninstaller! So Revo does also not look in that place because the folders and files from Avast and Outpost where there. I manually had to search the whole computer to find these buggers. After rebooting the laptop i installed the firewall into the existing antivirus and got an error that something was not right.

The firewall module did not function proper and had to run the check tool again. I ran the tool and it fixed the problem. I had to reboot again and now it seems all works fine.

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