Congratulations and more power to you! ::) Keep up the good work and may your reign continue for as long as possible! 8) God bless to all...
I searched all registry entries manually and found a lot of leftovers from the late v3.0.566 before I reinstalled v2.7. The problem is gone now....
Error(s): [IMG] [IMG] Note that this installer package is from the ESET site, the current v3.0.621 (15.2 MB). I can't imagine a v3.0.621...
Already did that above (with BitDefender's Firewall). With the others: Site 1: 3 ~ 5 seconds Site 2: 4 ~ 9 seconds
He's asking for a "compatible" firewall so I tested them all at once. No troubles received so far. BTW, these firewalls are set to their maximum...
Those are just for testing purposes. I'm running tests on some softwares to know which of them are having conflicts. Up to know, I haven't noticed...
http://www.callawaygolf.com/au.html - 3.563 seconds http://www.leaderboard.com/swingweight - 4.969 seconds Loadtime(s) while running these...
"ESET NOD32 Antivirus v3.0.563.0" + "ZoneAlarm Security Suite v7" + "McAfee Desktop Firewall" + "Symantec Endpoint Security", all active and...
More than 20 Folders.
The problem appears to be within the browser itself, or you may have some programs running in background that causes conflicts. I haven't...
http://www.callawaygolf.com/au.html - 3.157 seconds http://www.leaderboard.com/swingweight - 8.500 seconds Loadtime(s) while running these apps...
I'm using WinXP SP2. I reinstalled the software and hoping that the error disappear. Thanks for the reply. BTW, same thing happened on ESET...
I think it is normal for the "ekrn.exe" to drain CPU's usage up to 100% if you have set its virus scanning settings to maximum. What I mean by...
This is the error message I received when I opened my computer, 10:30 AM Pacific Time, November 15, 2007. [IMG] Afterwhich, NOD32™ failed to...
NOD32 Exclusion List seemed to be broken. When I added about >9 folders and pressed "OK", an error that states "Address... cannot be read......
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