blackdog

Thanks.

I would if I knew the answer! That's why I suggested starting a new thread.

I don't think shouting will help. Why don't you try starting another thread? This one is about Generic.peed.eml, which is nothing to do with AVG.

Hi Cd-MaN, I did another scan, but unchecked the email archives, and the results only produced three suspect items, all of which were part of old, unused programs, so I'm afraid I just deleted them. Sorry if that was unhelpful. As for Generic.Peed.eml, you said this is the generic detection for e-mails sent by Peed. What…

I'll try to put something together later, Cris. As for Generic.Peed, a Google search reveals nothing other than it ONLY seems to be found by BD / BDIS, so I am inclined to believe it's a FP, especially given that it only seems to appear in archived deleted files. Just guessing, but I wonder if something in the archiving…

I have, and I have!

The Sales team have come back to me, and said that the second key hasn't been activated, so is still 'as new'. Thanks for the help guys!

Hello Simon, Please contact LiveAssistance (Customer Service) about this question. They are the ones that can answer for sure. Cris. Hi Cris, I have done as you advised, and they are sending my request to the Sales dept. Many thanks, Simon.

Dear Black Dog Try this press the windows button together with r type msconfig press enter go to the startup tab and see if you find an entry called bdwizreg.exe uncheck it. Best regards Niels That seems to have sorted it, thanks Niels. The only thing now is, with all the messing about trying to register it, and thinking…

Hello Black Dog, BD v10 includes an AntiSpam toolbar in Outlook Express and MS Outlook. As I understand, BD 2008 has the possibility to include this toolbar in other e-mail clients also (but I don't know for sure... I use Outlook Express). Also, BD 2008 is the newest version, and it is recommended to upgrade to it.…

Sorry, I don't generally use Outlook. What wizard are we talking about?