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Antivirus uses more memory and can't boot windows
Thursday, December 20, 2007 at 10:28 am
Posted by paul (1 messages posted)

Hi there.
I have Windows 95 and a while ago I installed antivirus that uses more memory.  I 
believe this is why I cannot boot windows.  I can still get into safe mode but that's 
it. 

Has anyone experienced this and can help me either Unistall the program or something 
else.  I know alot about xp etc but not 95.  

Thanks

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re: Antivirus uses more memory and can't boot windows
Thursday, December 20, 2007 at 4:36 pm
Posted by KeithT (2640 messages posted)

Why can't you uninstall it from safe mode?

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re: Antivirus uses more memory and can't boot windows
Saturday, December 22, 2007 at 1:45 pm
Posted by Keith Stanier (1070 messages posted)

Hi Paul.

Virus checkers do use a lot of Windows resources so why do you need it running all 
the time?

Any file you download or you think is suppect you can check for a virus on its own, 
just right-click on it.

Whose virus checker are you using?

I'm on Win98SE but I don't have the virus checker running all the time. You would 
need to go into the registry to remove it from Windows startup.

I wouldn't have thought that it would have stopped Windows from running though. It 
should run but it would run a little slowly.

As KeithT says you can uninstall it in Safe Mode.

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