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Re: XY4 freezing in Win98
- Subject: Re: XY4 freezing in Win98
- From: "Walter Jowers" walter.jowers@xxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 17 Dec 1999 09:54:37 -0600
IMHO, running any anti-virus software full-time causes *way* more problems
than it prevents. Unexplained crashes are the norm, and usually get blamed
on Bill Gates.
If a person is all that worried about viruses, he'd probably have a happier
computer life if he just ran a virus scan first thing in the morning and
last thing before going home. Better yet, just scan any file you grab off
the Internet before you open it.
Personally, I scan about once a week, and I have never found anything.
Walter Jowers, Nashville
E-mail: walter.jowers@xxxxxxxx
Biz website: http://www.nashscene.com/~housesense
----- Original Message -----
From: Fritz Casey-Leininger
To:
Sent: Friday, December 17, 1999 9:33 AM
Subject: Re: XY4 freezing in Win98
> This problem cropped up for me and at least one other person earlier this
> fall. Both of us were running Win98 and McAfee Virus software. What
> appeared to be a freeze up was a very long wait, several minutes sometimes
> before Xy4 would come up. If McAfee Virus was not running the Xy4 load
> happened quickly. Moreover, once Xy4 had been loaded once during a
session
> and then unloaded, if McAfee was reloaded, Xy4 could be started again
> without delay.
>
> Don't know if this is a problem with other virus software.
>
> Fritz Casey-Leininger
>
> .At 10:04 AM 12/17/99 , you wrote:
> >I've just reloaded XY4 on a Win98 compter (I have Xy3 and XYWin on the
> >same computer) and when I try to start it, the system freezes. I've
tried
> >changing the name of the program to editor1.exe to avoid any conflict
with
> >XY3, and I've also tried starting from a DOS window where I set the path
> >to \XY4 alone, again to avoid it seeing XY3. All to no avail. However
> >the program will start if I boot up directly to DOS, and don't load
> >windows. Does anybody have any idea what might be the cause of the
problem?
>