Ken Underwood
05-09-2008, 21:16
Hi everyone!
I'm new in here and thought I'd ask about an odd thing I noticed to do with pcguard.
Directly after formatting my hard drive and installing XP and SP2 I went to the VM site to get my pcguard.
This progressed smoothly, but some time later I noticed, in the event log, regular and numerous error messages from a thing called sidebyside.
After a bit of rooting around I found a MS update for c++ 2005, which sorted that out.
Next, I found in help and support, tools, my computer information, installed microsoft software, that there were nearly 2000 items in the startup group!
I think it's to do with system files exe dll ocx (etc) in i386 which are being protected by pcguard, but I'm not sure.
Anyway, to cut the woffle, anyone who's got pcguard, have a look on your PC for either of these things, because having clean-installed I don't think it can be me alone that's suffering these problems.
I'm new in here and thought I'd ask about an odd thing I noticed to do with pcguard.
Directly after formatting my hard drive and installing XP and SP2 I went to the VM site to get my pcguard.
This progressed smoothly, but some time later I noticed, in the event log, regular and numerous error messages from a thing called sidebyside.
After a bit of rooting around I found a MS update for c++ 2005, which sorted that out.
Next, I found in help and support, tools, my computer information, installed microsoft software, that there were nearly 2000 items in the startup group!
I think it's to do with system files exe dll ocx (etc) in i386 which are being protected by pcguard, but I'm not sure.
Anyway, to cut the woffle, anyone who's got pcguard, have a look on your PC for either of these things, because having clean-installed I don't think it can be me alone that's suffering these problems.