[nvda] Re: Seamonkey and nvda.should be something about AVG antivirus, not seamonkey

I've not seen evidence of large vaults, but there seems to have been a change from filling the temp folder up with dross to using its own vaults folders for some of this temporary info. It makes little difference in real terms as they still use the room up but its not a huge overhead so far. Time will of course tell. 

Brian
----- Original Message ----- From: "shaun everiss" <shaun.e@xxxxxxxxxx> 
To: <nvda@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, November 09, 2009 12:11 AM
Subject: [nvda] Re: Seamonkey and nvda.should be something about AVG antivirus, not seamonkey
the reason I killed avg9 in the first place was there were vaults all over the drive or drives didn't matter if there was nothing in em ithere were just large disk hogging volts and as far as they showed me in avg nothing was really in em. 
At 08:11 a.m. 9/11/2009, you wrote:
try ccleaner/the newer vers recognize avg, and can automaticly clean your vault. I think it works well, as other programs are nicely cleaned, but I like to manually go over vault contents. 
Burt

On 11/8/2009 9:30 café, shaun everiss wrote:

weird keven.
I quit using avg9 a couple months back because it seemed to use diskspace for its vaults and you couldn't kill the vault folders. it slowed systems down, 2 with 2gb and duelcores even though most protection was off. I have ms security on all systems and have no issues with anything and want to stay that way. Maybe its because of xp since the requirements for mse arelower for that system. 
for win7 its a bit more.
I still don't know if I will go back to avg, I have not had to turn anything off. 
At 03:48 a.m. 9/11/2009, you wrote:

Hello,
I may have a solution for those of you who are using nvda and seamonkey and having freezing up problems.
I until recently Used seamonkey with no problems then it started locking up and the like.
I could not work out what was wrong, I then thought I installed mse on all my boxes I uninstalled mse on my trash box and seamonkey now runs like a dream.
I have uninstalled it on all my computers and find the same I use avg v 9 and I don't usually like avg because I have found that in the past it slowed my box down.
I can say up to now the latest version of avg seems to work better than any of the other version's before it does not seem to slow any of my boxes down. 

Using windows seven and 2 gig of ram on each of all my boxes.

Hope this has been of some help.
Kevin Cussick.
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