Luc,
What Antivirus are you using?
Merci.
Carlos
"Luc Henrot" wrote:
> Hello Creator,
>
> Oh boy, you were perfectly right in the middle of it!
> It's already a couple of weeks I am desperately looking for a solution,
> paasing through all laind of forums all over Europe. Good advices, but no
> solution...
>
> I doubted about your solution: in fact I was afraid tot uninstal my
> Virus-scanner as I was not sure that could re-install it (because of my
> problem...). After your message, which containted a logical solution, I
> deceided after all to do the uninstall. After this, my updates installed
> without any problem, and some other problems I had with my PC were resolved
> at once...
> My virus-scanner released a new version, which was installed as part of a
> daily routine. This version is better (so they say), preventing some more
> dangers... included the installation of new software. Yes, if that's
> 'better'...
>
> Anyway, thank you very very very very much !!!
>
> "thecreator" wrote:
>
> > Hi Luc,
> >
> > Have you disabled your Anti-Virus Background Scanner as well as any
> > other Background process that is protecting you before you install any other
> > program?
> >
> >
> > --
> > thecreator
> >
> > "Luc Henrot" <> wrote in message
> > news:46D537F8-8292-43F7-8792-...
> > > I'm using XP Professianal SP3 (hope so) in stand-alone, with ADSL dial-up,
> > > logged in with an account having administrator rights.
> > > I have the big problem that I cannot install new programs anymore
> > > (included
> > > the updates for XP...!).
> > > When I download the program or updates, the download themselves are very
> > > well executed, but when it comes to the point where is says 'installing
> > > begins' ore something simular depending on the program/application I want
> > > to
> > > install, the CPU got into a complete hang-up and I ave to reboot it
> > > manually
> > > (power off), even the tsk-manager is in hang-up8 Or it states after a
> > > sussesful dowload : "estimated time felftover : 1 sec" and it hangs up
> > > (this
> > > is the case too with an automatic or a manual update...). However, some
> > > programs of eg 'GiveAwyOfTheDay) do install, others give the same reaction
> > > as
> > > described above.
> > > I have already executed a lot of 'healing programs' (PChealth, Spybot,
> > > Ad-Aware and a lot of others), but no cure... And a couple of
> > > virus-checkers
> > > of course...
> > > What is going on?
> >
> >
> >
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