System feels OK here after 2.000.8 update

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  1. MickeyTheMan

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    With all the gloom and doom topics, at least one system working fine
     
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    What version of Windows do you have?
     
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  3. BG

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    Yes ... and do you have IMON enabled?
     
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  4. MegaHertz

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    Just to report I have three PC's working just fine after the 2.000.8 update, all have IMON enabled.

    Laptop: Windows XP Home SP1 and all the latest updates

    Desktop (Home): Windows 2K Pro SP4 and all the latest updates

    Desktop (Work): Windows XP Pro SP1 and all the latest updates
     
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  5. marti

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    I'm fine -- Win98SE but have never enabled IMON.
     
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  6. MickeyTheMan

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    Yes, and it works fine
     
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  7. MickeyTheMan

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    win2k
     
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  8. MickeyTheMan

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    Just installed update on 98SE with IMON activated.
    Checked mail, and everything still ok.
     
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  9. MegaHertz

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    Just got back from a friends house and both his WinXP Home PC's are running smooth with the new update.
     
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  10. DiGi

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    Win2k, IMON enabled and no problem...

    IMON vs. cvsNT works fine by excluding cvsNT services :)
     
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  11. aok

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    Works as well as the old version for me to. In fact I haven't noticed any changes what-so-ever.

    Win2k/SP4
    IE5 OE5

    All features enabled and set for extensive security (all files, deep, etc).
     
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  12. Q Section

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    98SE System at normal speed - IMON & AMON enabled.
     
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  13. Snark

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    Also here everything working fine after the update with all modules running on a Windows2000 box.
     
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  14. Niklas

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    Now everything looks ok here to! Nice to have things back as they should. Imon is still disabled though. Don´t trust it yet.

    /Niklas
     
    Niklas, Dec 9, 2003
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  15. Paul Wilders

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    Works fine on XP Pro and W2K - just FYI.

    regards.

    paul
     
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  16. Tinribs

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    After the cpmponent update my XP PRO box was sluggish, but today its ok, with everything enabled. o_O
     
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  17. owziee

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    Here's the explanation: http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=17589
     
    owziee, Dec 9, 2003
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