New version of SSM free available...

[argus tuft]

from this page (http://www.syssafety.com/files.html).

-{ Quote: "System Safety Monitor Free Edition, version 2.0.8.585
Bugs fixed:

* ESET SysInspector driver compatibility problems (BSOD);
" }-

I think it also is compatible with SP3, but there is no mention of this in the notes. :)

[Fuzzfas]

-{ Quote: "
I think it also is compatible with SP3, but there is no mention of this in the notes. :)" }-

Running it on XP SP3 and no issues till now. Thanks for the heads up!

[19monty64]

From their forums, there was probs with the SP3-RC, but nothing since SP3-Final. I'll read up some more, this may be what I was looking for. :thumb: Thanx for the heads-up.

[Zimzi]

What's the difference between free and paid version?

[bellgamin]

-{ Quote: "What's the difference between free and paid version?" }-See the table at the bottom of THAT (http://www.syssafety.com/product.html) web page.

[EASTER]

Well i miss good ole SSM, at the start and throughout it's development i felt fairly confident i wouldn't be turning attention to anything else like it, then came EQS. Now it's suddenly in Limbo, at least untill (IF) any word of a final release comes out, so i go to ProSecurity and just like from day number one when i first tried it, i liked it, but just like then, it still finds issues running right on my setup, so guess what?

Back with EQS 4 Beta again. And the Saga continues............:blink:

[Fuzzfas]

I actually did have an issue with this version too. I had trainned it, locked it, all fine. Then after a reboot, i wanted to open the preferences. I right click on the tray icon, click Preferences and i get a message saying that SSM needs to terminate itself, which it did quite successfully. :blink:

Well, i uninstalled it. I think that simply they don't care much about the free version anymore, so it's becoming obsolete day after day. Fortunately, nowdays we have many alternatives.

[solcroft]

Thanks for the heads-up. I've actually been running around "naked" with nothing more than an antivirus after uninstalling ThreatFire... looks like it might be time to go back to trusty ol' SSM.