SpyderTracks
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I would agree fresh install of 2004 is the next step, I’d also suggest not installing bullguard as it’s not very good anyway and has been known to cause various issues.
Slow for PC to boot (Win10)
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DaelpixPhotos
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I've never had a problem with bullguard and I bought a 2 year extention on it and not wasting my money from not using it.
It's interesting that I started the download for 2004, but it stopped at 60 or 70%+ of installing it. Seems that I have to download it again.
It's interesting that I started the download for 2004, but it stopped at 60 or 70%+ of installing it. Seems that I have to download it again.
I can understand the sentiment but when you do the reinstall, I would suggest at least for a time not reinstalling Bullguard. Give it time to ensure there are no other underlying issues.
ubuysa
The BSOD Doctor
What's that seemingly unknown entry 'program'? It's enabled, so have you tried disabling that and rebooting?
Weirdly I noticed that on my machine when I took the screenshot. Then completely forgot to look into it
What is “Program” in Task Manager Startup Tab
When you open Task Manager and click on the Startup tab to manage auto-start entries, you may notice one or more entries showing up as “Program” showing up with a blank or generic icon and without any…
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DaelpixPhotos
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Actually I should have said I've never had a problem with Bullguard since paying for it when I got this computer in 2013.
Reset computer and loading is much better.
Just installing 1909. Haven't seen 2004.
Only high startup programs are OneDrive and Adobe Updater Startup Utility. I've disable OneDrive because I won't use it.
Reset computer and loading is much better.
Just installing 1909. Haven't seen 2004.
Only high startup programs are OneDrive and Adobe Updater Startup Utility. I've disable OneDrive because I won't use it.
SpyderTracks
We love you Ukraine
A reset isn't what you need to do, you need to do a clean install.
DaelpixPhotos
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I reset and kept my files.
SpyderTracks
We love you Ukraine
Yeah, that’s not what you want to do, will reintroduce the same issues, you need to do a clean install.
DaelpixPhotos
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I'll leave it for now
ubuysa
The BSOD Doctor
Just to clarify, a Windows Reset uses the existing component store to rebuild your Windows system. It follows therefore, that any errors in the component store get reinstalled when you do a Windows Reset. A clean install from bootable media uses a fresh set of install libraries to create a new component store and Windows system. When you're having problems that might be Windows related a clean install is always preferred over a Windows Reset.