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I uninstalled one of the 3rd party software and after a reboot the system
started hanging on another start menu item that it wasn't hanging on before.
Out of curiosity I uninstalled Microsoft Security Essentials and the problem
magically went away.
I reinstalled MSE and the problem returned.
Uninstalled MSE and installed AVGFree and the problems has gone away.
It's like night and day.
I'm considering checking out the MSE forum and see if anyone else is having
the same problem
I just hope I haven't spoken too soon.
Thanks,
James
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| | | | | Post in reply to: Charlie Tame
Not sure if that was had anyhting to do with the start menu problem but I do
have access 2007
but nothing of access starts at startup.
James
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I believe I found the problem.
It was my anit-virus software - MSE
James
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| | | | | Post in reply to: JamesJ
Well the "SELECT" keyword is a database thing and some backup software
can use it. I am a little unsure about how some of the stuff you have
works so have no real answer but I thing you can find MSCONFIG to see
what is running and temporarily do a lot with it without harming your
system.
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| | | | | Post in reply to: Charlie
I've discovered it was Microsoft Security Essentials causing the hanging.
I uninstalled it and it went away. Reinstall and it returned.
I uninstalled MSE and I installed AVGFree and the problem has totally
disappeared.
James
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| | | | | Post in reply to: JamesJ
James, thanks for reporting back to the group, it often helps others. I
suspect that MSE keeps a database of what's where and things like file
versions and sizes, perhaps in order to replace things that get damaged
by malware or crashes, so it maybe has MSSQL Lite or something running.
Glad you found the problem anyway.
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