eTrust AV Freebie BSODs Vista

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Running OK here, after a couple of reboots. I did have a couple of freezes
when I opened Windows Mail, but those seem to have disappeared also.

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Regards,

Richard Urban
MVP Windows Shell/User
(using Vista 5384)

Quote from George Ankner:
If you knew half as much as you think you know,
You would realize you don't know what you thought you knew.
 
No problem at all here
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| Running OK here, after a couple of reboots. I did have a couple of freezes
| when I opened Windows Mail, but those seem to have disappeared also.
|
 
I ended up rolling back my system to get rid of it (antivirus). My system
became very unstable after about 24 hours - to the point of being unusable.

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Regards,

Richard Urban
MVP Windows Shell/User
(using Vista 5384)

Quote from George Ankner:
If you knew half as much as you think you know,
You would realize you don't know what you thought you knew.
 
I am wondering whether this is a x86 vs x64 thing accounting
for the differences in reported experience.
 
I've installed it on beta 2 x64 and intially it worked fine, but after a
couple of reboots the real time protect mode stopped working.

Not seeing any stability issues though.

Regards
 
*Zero* problems here since last Thursday; I'm using it as my day-to-day
system.

Am on Beta2 x86 is gobs of RAM and HDD space; the only tweaks were:
-- Paging (removed the automatic config; manually set to the recommended
level)
-- eTrust ezAntiVirus (disabled the Email scanning non-sense)

I advise others do similar (stabilize system paging) as that usually causes
additional CPU clock cycles and added HDD activity for zero performance
benefit.

- naseru
 
Maybe you've just got a crap computer or a bad installation?

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