Hi there --
I have a Sny Vaio computer running Windows XP.
I need help in figuring out what to do about the following.
Recently I purchased AVG virus detecter and firewall.
The virus scan portion of this virus detector program works fine.
However, when I try to createa backup disk, I end up with the following problem
Either the Windows XP or the Sony Vaio end of my computer decides top insert inteslf as an interface between the automatic capability of the AVG program to format a rescue disk.
A huge dialogue screen comes along and asks me to tell it the names of the files to be be put on the disk.
There is no way I can do that. The AVG program would do this on its own for me if this interface wasn't occurring.
How do I get around this interface? And where do you think it is coming from - from Vaio or from XP?
My old Sony Vaio (circa 1998) running Windows 95 never pulled this kind of ****ing stunt. When a new program was nstalled, it would simply let it run. I'd sure like to know how to "unplug" the interface.
This has happened with other programs as well - the AVG program simply being the most expensive and the most recent example.
Carol
I have a Sny Vaio computer running Windows XP.
I need help in figuring out what to do about the following.
Recently I purchased AVG virus detecter and firewall.
The virus scan portion of this virus detector program works fine.
However, when I try to createa backup disk, I end up with the following problem
Either the Windows XP or the Sony Vaio end of my computer decides top insert inteslf as an interface between the automatic capability of the AVG program to format a rescue disk.
A huge dialogue screen comes along and asks me to tell it the names of the files to be be put on the disk.
There is no way I can do that. The AVG program would do this on its own for me if this interface wasn't occurring.
How do I get around this interface? And where do you think it is coming from - from Vaio or from XP?
My old Sony Vaio (circa 1998) running Windows 95 never pulled this kind of ****ing stunt. When a new program was nstalled, it would simply let it run. I'd sure like to know how to "unplug" the interface.
This has happened with other programs as well - the AVG program simply being the most expensive and the most recent example.
Carol