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Shane:
I dont use the auto protect with malwarebytes. I only run it manually when I need to. Only scanner running at all times for me is the free version of Avast :wink:

Shane

Oscar:

--- Quote from: Shane on January 05, 2013, 04:04:49 pm ---I dont use the auto protect with malwarebytes. I only run it manually when I need to. Only scanner running at all times for me is the free version of Avast :wink:

Shane

--- End quote ---


Thanks Shane

I just use the FREE Malwarebytes, which is manual isn't it?

Does FREE Avast default to scanner running at all times?

ALL ONE RERPAIRS:
With the Vista machine to run this takes about 20-30 minutes
With the XP machine it takes about 3 hours, sometimes it stalls and ending up re running

Is this normal?

Oscar:
Hi Shane i have just started the computer and i got a prompt (box) on the desktop saying something like svchost couldn't be written would you like to terminate the program or debug.

The computer became very unresponsive (i tried to do a print screen).

I have rebooted after choosing the terminate option and all is ok, so far.

What could be this?

Thank you very much for your help.

As a personal opinion what do you think of Windows 8?

Shane:
Windows 8 is ok, I refuse to use the tile screen thought.

This thread has pushed past 5 pages! lol

There is no need to run the Windows repair this often. You only want to run it when something is broken. It is a repair tool not a maintenance tool :wink:

Shane

Oscar:
Thanks Shane

Sorry about the length tf the thread, I will keep this short.

1. I just use the FREE Malwarebytes, which is manual isn't it, so doesn't take as much reosources?

2. Does FREE Avast default to scanner running at all times?

3. ALL ONE RERPAIRS:
With the Vista machine to run this takes about 20-30 minutes
With the XP machine it takes about 3 hours, sometimes it stalls and ending up re running

Is this normal?

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