EliteKiller

You've got issues with the registry if you're receiving that error message. I'd recommend testing for hardware stability by running memtest86+ for 12-24 hours, and if it passes run StressPrime for another 12 hours. You can use Erunt for doing regular backups of the registry: http://www.majorgeeks.com/download1267.html

PM did not appear to go thru.

I sent you a PM.

A few other 9x kernel users have reported a "sluggish" pc with 4.25.xxxx, so you may want to uninstall the current version and revert back to 4.24.xxxx. Read more: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2500&start=15 WinME was always a crap shoot for stability. If your pc will handle a newer OS I'd recommend that you consider Windows 2000 or Windows XP if you have at least 300MHz and 256MB ram. You can pick up an inexpensive copies from eBay.

Just started today on one of my pc's w/ XP Pro SP3. I tried to transfer the license and activate using the same code to no avail. Obviously I'll contact customer service to resolve the issue with the key (Yes, it is a Lifetime key), but I thought that I'd post in the forum as a "heads up" to anyone else that encounters the same problem.

Find the file(s) and upload to virustotal.com and/or virscan.org for further analysis.

https://www.superantispyware.com/prerelease.html

No, it doesn't hide your computer it simply downloads all of the "internet files" to a protected directory or sandbox. It's not 100% since you can choose to let files out of the sandbox. Sandboxie is very popular and they offer a free solution that I'd highly recommend. http://www.sandboxie.com/

SAS w/ real time protection (less FCP) has been compatible w/ x64 in 32-bit mode for quite some time, so I am not sure what you mean by "cannot use it". My $.02..... Personally I'd rather have the SAS team focus on current threats and improving the detection/removal capabilities instead of allocating those resources to developing true 64-bit drivers. The fact of the matter is that 32-bit OS'es are more common.

SAS doesn't concentrate on detecting keyloggers. If you search Google you will find plenty of ways to remove it.

Very basic directions to get you started 1) Update SAS 2) Download, install, and run CCleaner 3) Download CureIt to your desktop 4) Boot to safe mode to run a CureIT scan first followed by a SAS afterwards If you still have problems try the Avira Rescue CD

MBAM works. You can also set up SRP's and tinker with the improved UAC.

http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Window ... 41033.mspx To put it politely Stopzilla is notorious for FP's and poor detection.

I disagree. Running two real-time AV's is frowned upon, but having a real-time AV+AS is more than acceptable. SAS does not conflict with any real-time (resident) AV w/ built in AS detection. In fact you'll find numerous folks who have SAS Pro w/ real-time and FCP enabled alongside NOD32, ESS, Avira Premium, Norton, Kaspersky, Dr.Web, etc.

Are you seeing this only on pc's with XP SP3 & AVG installed?