learninmypc
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Does SAS Still have the program one can download it to a thumbdrive , put it in the infected computer & let it run? No install that I remember of, it just runs from the thumbdrive. If so, got a link? thanks.
Does using it require uninstallation of the installed version?You want the "portable" version. Google Superantispyware portable
No, I only do my scans once a week. Its the free version. I was simply trying it because a friend was having problems with his pc so I wanted to refresh my memory. The free one wasn't running.It might. But I find that odd. I have two different version on one of my computers. One is the paid version the other one is the free version. They both work on one system . I have just been to lazy to remove the free one. Could it be that when you want to run the portable version you had the other one already started. ?
Is replying to me or not?Conflict you can only use one on the system. Otherwise like they're fighting with each other.
Thanks.Tipstir is right , You can only run one at a time or you get a conflict. I have both on one of my Pcs but I have never ran them both at the same time. Nor do I allow them to start up when windows is started up.. The only thing I can think of is the portable one must have detected the files of the other one.
Thank you, I just unticked it. Its not ticked on my W7.Same here no problems at all. Learninmypc. From your picture you do have it set to run ar startup.
You do understand I was just musing about that whole boot thing, not suggesting it, don't you?Yes the older version of SAS. In winXp was lousy to say the least. But as far as booting up with two hard drives. Don't think I would let it. I have never let it with just one hard drive. I myself prefer as little as possible in my boot up time.