Hi all.
A rather annoying problem has developed on bootup. Occasionally, the system freezes just before the AVG icon ususally appears in the system tray. I'm running Windows 98. Could anyone help with simple straightforward instructions?
ta
Hi all.
A rather annoying problem has developed on bootup. Occasionally, the system freezes just before the AVG icon ususally appears in the system tray. I'm running Windows 98. Could anyone help with simple straightforward instructions?
ta
Good troubleshooting from and — an intermittent freeze that happens late in the boot sequence usually points to a resident program, startup driver, or resource conflict rather than a core Windows file. The fact it only happens sometimes and can be avoided by changing how something runs strongly suggests a startup-time component is involved.
A practical isolation workflow:
Checks to run next:
Cautions and long‑term notes:
Jump to Post— caperjack 875Hi all.
A rather annoying problem has developed on bootup. Occasionally, the system freezes just before the AVG icon ususally appears in the system tray. I'm running Windows 98. Could anyone help with simple straightforward instructions?
ta
try disabling avg auto protection and rebooting computer .
Hi all.
A rather annoying problem has developed on bootup. Occasionally, the system freezes just before the AVG icon ususally appears in the system tray. I'm running Windows 98. Could anyone help with simple straightforward instructions?
ta
try disabling avg auto protection and rebooting computer .
try disabling avg auto protection and rebooting computer .
thanks.
Can't seem to find where/how to do that.
don't use it ,not sure either ,but if you double click on it down by the clock .you should open a manager and it will be in there somewhere .
seems to have stopped doing it if i stop it from automatically scanning emails on boot-up. I just turn on the email scanner before i run outlook. ta.
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