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Its really bad when someone has to make a separate program just "watch" bit defender to make sure it doesn't crash. You shouldn't have to uninstall ANY software other than antivirus software. Other porgrams such as Spybot S&D, ADAware and other programs like those should still be used in conjunction with bit defender or…
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Got it working. I had to right click on the download/installer program and click on "Run as Administrator"
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Ok will do.
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Should I reinstall BD on the vista machine and then gather reports?
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Thanks for the reply. Later today I will send the diagnostic info. I gata go to work.
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Opps, I completely missed the 2010 Forum at the bottom of the Forum list. Darn it. Sorry Could someone move this thread? Thanks
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Cris, I think there needs to be a "Standard Install" Option and "Expert Install" option. Standard install what novice users probably should have without questioning. Expert install option should allow other users to customize the install completly.
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That would make THREE work arounds Didn't think of those two ways for the reasons below First, I like IE and I also like the Newer version of Gmail. I don't find a need to use the antiphishing toolbar anyways. Since its so easy to disable as a whole, I don't find a reason to install a new browser due to it or have Gmail…
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I think you should put it back. It's up to ME, the user, to decide whether your program runs or not. That's the main reason, and it should be enough. Disable it. Its that easy. Nothing gives you the right to invade my computer like that. Invade your computer? It was up to you to install it, they never invaded your computer…
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1. It's in my computer, it's under my control. Thats fine... But not a reason why you should ever NEED to exit out of it. See Below. 2. Too many processes, 4, count them. Thats nothing compared to other AV softwares. 3. Too much memory use, Usually less than 8Mb used. I have seen it up to around 15Mb. That counting all 4.…
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The AntiPhishing Toolbar needs attention. This toolbar slows a lot of webpages down and I have noticed it causes little issues when playing Netflix movies on my Vista laptop which I connect to the TV and Stereo for better viewing. I had to disable it as a whole from the Manage Add-Ons feature in IE on both XP and Vista…
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but I know enough to see that you don't know what you are talking about. Killing running processes prevents the program from starting with windows. Does not effects the computer in any other ways. It's an awkward way of doing it, but it does what the setting "do not start with windows" in "virus protection" is supposed to…
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their antishishing toolbar in the user's brouser in a way that it cannot be uninstalled like any other extension? Thats the great thing about Internet Explorer in Windows XP and Vista. There is this neat little thing called "Manage AddOns" in the Tools menu. Go in there and disable the Toolbar as whole. I had to do this…
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You have documentation of this because I call BS. I have search the NET and the Microsoft site for this so called AVG virus or AVG being a virus and I found nothing. I have seen compatability reports for AVG on Vista which test fine. Im sure if AVG was a virus, they wouldn't be telling consumers that AVG is compatible.…
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In case you didn't notice AVG IS A VIRUS. They claim to be what they are not. They invade your system through your Internet Explorer ONLY. Microsoft has been chasing this for a week or two now and can't seem to isolate it You have documentation of this because I call BS. What do you mean through internet explorer only?…
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As I mentioned in another post, BD09 is starting to look like Norton (I despise that product beyond anything; I've actually seen it prevent me from removing spyware from other peoples infected computers among the most annoying features). I don't count on ANY Antivirus software to remove spyware/adware. Since they all are…
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I totally agree with you and dont really want a av program taking control but. I don't understand why people say Bitdefender is taking control. I have control over what it does. I CAN shut it down using third party software if I really wanted to, or I can also prevent it from starting the next time I reboot, but why would…
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I have been working on this a little more and found that the above is the only way so far for me. I have tried adding Gmail, Google, mail.gmail.com domains to the whitelist but BD Toolbar still slows it down. Slows a lot of webpages down. I have also clicked "Disable" option in the BD Toolbar Menu but that doesn't fix the…
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I installed the BD trail version instead untill I can afford to get the subscription again. I shouldn't have to do this.
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Thanks Catalin Salgau.
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Oh gez, you know I didn't even read the title of the file correctly. I juwt sw "Google Sketch Up" and thought, ok its from google. But Now that I read the title some more, yes I doubt its a false positive too.
