IP missing

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Robert de Vos

Hey, thats strange, if i boot my computer with MSAS my network cant find
my ip adress. I can go to the internet, but the network icon in the
taskbar keeps searching.

BUT (No more butts Bart Simpson) when i boot the computer WITHOUT MSAS i
get normaly connected.
 
Andre said:
How did you boot the computer with MSAS?
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I switch the computer on (for the test i swiched it off) and boot
normally, MSAS start from startupfolder. Network was already online.
(i hope this answers the question)
 
Robert said:
I switch the computer on (for the test i swiched it off) and boot
normally, MSAS start from startupfolder. Network was already online.
(i hope this answers the question)
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Hi Robert

Do you start MSAS from startupfolder ?? Do you mean
autostart folder or msconfig starts ?

Have you put MSAS main program within autostart ?
 
Oh, I understand what you mean. I guess if its causing the network
conflicts, the best thing to do is disable the gCAServ.exe on start up.
Start > Run > MSCONFIG > Start up (tab), under startup items, uncheck
gCAServ.exe and restart.
 
plun said:
Hi Robert

Do you start MSAS from startupfolder ?? Do you mean autostart folder or
msconfig starts ?
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msconfig starts.
Have you put MSAS main program within autostart ?
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Nope.

To be more correct, i stopped it in MSAS->options->settings->startup
options and real time threat protection.

MSAS started up, but disabled.
 
Robert said:
msconfig starts.



Nope.

To be more correct, i stopped it in MSAS->options->settings->startup
options and real time threat protection.

MSAS started up, but disabled.
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This started after the latest signature update.
 
Andre said:
Oh, I understand what you mean. I guess if its causing the network
conflicts, the best thing to do is disable the gCAServ.exe on start up.
Start > Run > MSCONFIG > Start up (tab), under startup items, uncheck
gCAServ.exe and restart.
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Oke, but it goes then in selectif mode. (rough translation)
 
Confusing :-s

Did you want MSAS to be disabled or not start up on Windows startup? If its
not startup and system start up, it does not exist, there is a trade off.
 
Andre said:
Confusing :-s

Did you want MSAS to be disabled or not start up on Windows startup? If its
not startup and system start up, it does not exist, there is a trade off.
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Like i already wrote:
To be more correct, i stopped it in MSAS->options->settings->startup
options and real time threat protection.
This worked

But i tried today :
I guess if its causing the network
conflicts, the best thing to do is disable the gCAServ.exe on start up.
Start > Run > MSCONFIG > Start up (tab), under startup items, uncheck
gCAServ.exe and restart.

This did not work

i also tried after following this:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892350

but this did not work also.

It is not in my startup folder.
 
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