<<was running it, along with Innoculate.. Maybe that
was
the problem??>>
yep....I'm sure that was the problem, Helene......AV programs do not play
well together....and it is almost impossible to run two at one time without
problems
Linda
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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Helene
Sent: Friday, June 22, 2001 12:52 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: PCWorks: Re: V*rus Protection
Hi all.
Thanks for all the help.. I do have the latest version of Innoculate, as I
downloaded that, when it was offered..
Previously - I had also downloaded AVG.. but had problems with my
computer,(running a Gateway, almost 3 years old) and for some reason, had
tons
of problems.. so I got rid of the program.. Whether it was a "fluke" or
what..
I'm not anxious to TRY to download it again.
I had downloaded it. and was running it, along with Innoculate.. Maybe that
was
the problem??
Either way, as long as I can get the files that enable me to "check for
v*ruses". I will keep Innoculate, but if they stop allowing this, I will
have
to switch, and will go to AVG, and try once again.
Thanks for all your help, advice, You are all the BEST..
Helene
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