By downloading the latest free version, dated June 16, I've been able to install it. Also, it runs the command prompt - unlike Avast.
No more EZ, hoorah!

I've got AVG back
I installed AVG Pro and am much happier although I thought I had uninstalled Avast (slowing down my boot times) found a folder full of Avast tonight - ran the complete removal tool. Booted back and found AVG error on load :(
Eventually I am back again without the error on load (repaired the install) are you running AVG ok with UAC enabled? I disabled when trying to fix the error thinking it may have restricted the virus kernel loading. I don't want to re-boot again but hope it isn't the UAC which caused the error. Hope the repair fixed it for me.
"BurrWalnut" wrote:
By downloading the latest free version, dated June 16, I've been able to install it. Also, it runs the command prompt - unlike Avast.
No more EZ, hoorah!
Pippin
I disabled UAC as it was irritating having to keep replying.
I don't understand what you mean when you say "I don't want to re-boot again". Do you mean reload Vista as a reboot is of no consequence?
"pippin" wrote:
I installed AVG Pro and am much happier although I thought I had uninstalled Avast (slowing down my boot times) found a folder full of Avast tonight - ran the complete removal tool. Booted back and found AVG error on load :(
Eventually I am back again without the error on load (repaired the install) are you running AVG ok with UAC enabled? I disabled when trying to fix the error thinking it may have restricted the virus kernel loading. I don't want to re-boot again but hope it isn't the UAC which caused the error. Hope the repair fixed it for me.
"BurrWalnut" wrote:
By downloading the latest free version, dated June 16, I've been able to install it. Also, it runs the command prompt - unlike Avast.
No more EZ, hoorah!
sorry I had re-booted so often to fix the problem I didn't want to do it again. I will leave UAC as it I was beginning to think I was talking to myself with all the questions ;) I had one too many re-boots in a row for UAC & AVG to get fixed.
Think UAC can stay disabled I tried to work with it but when testing things all the prompts become too much. Will test it with AVG when I can bear more permission granting from UAC. sorry to confuse.
"BurrWalnut" wrote:
Pippin
I disabled UAC as it was irritating having to keep replying.
I don't understand what you mean when you say "I don't want to re-boot again". Do you mean reload Vista as a reboot is of no consequence?
"pippin" wrote:
I installed AVG Pro and am much happier although I thought I had uninstalled Avast (slowing down my boot times) found a folder full of Avast tonight - ran the complete removal tool. Booted back and found AVG error on load :(
Eventually I am back again without the error on load (repaired the install) are you running AVG ok with UAC enabled? I disabled when trying to fix the error thinking it may have restricted the virus kernel loading. I don't want to re-boot again but hope it isn't the UAC which caused the error. Hope the repair fixed it for me.
"BurrWalnut" wrote:
By downloading the latest free version, dated June 16, I've been able to install it. Also, it runs the command prompt - unlike Avast.
No more EZ, hoorah!
I don't see a June 16 version of Free. I see a May 23, version 394. Do you have a link to the new Free?
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"BurrWalnut" wrote in message
By downloading the latest free version, dated June 16, I've been able to install it. Also, it runs the command prompt - unlike Avast.
No more EZ, hoorah!
Walter
The version number is correct (394). It's probably the definitions file that is dated June. Download it and check if it is named AVG71free_394a763.exe.
"Walter" wrote:
I don't see a June 16 version of Free. I see a May 23, version 394. Do you have a link to the new Free?
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"BurrWalnut" wrote in message By downloading the latest free version, dated June 16, I've been able to install it. Also, it runs the command prompt - unlike Avast.
No more EZ, hoorah!
Found it thanks. Working fine in Vista.
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"BurrWalnut" wrote in message
Walter
The version number is correct (394). It's probably the definitions file that is dated June. Download it and check if it is named AVG71free_394a763.exe.
"Walter" wrote:
I don't see a June 16 version of Free. I see a May 23, version 394. Do you have a link to the new Free?
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"BurrWalnut" wrote in message By downloading the latest free version, dated June 16, I've been able to install it. Also, it runs the command prompt - unlike Avast.
No more EZ, hoorah!
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