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I am curious as to whether anyone else has noticed a significant slow down in SAS. I have the latest version - it seems like it takes forever to load and update. I did check their forum and there is some mention of slowness, but no real answers to cause or repair. Would it be best to uninstall and reinstall? The program works as it should - it just takes much longer than it used to before this newest version.
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Thanks, BB and Red Dawn, I'm thinking a reinstall is the way to go too. Bugbatter, I already have MBAM (thanks to the recommendations here). I use that more often than SAS, but I like checking with both.
I have the same problem with SAS (both loading & scan time). I find it difficult to run anything else while it is loading, I'm running the free version and problem started about a week ago. Did you have any success by deleting and re-installing?
I have noticed that it takes several minutes to update and blamed that on my dialup connection. I also notice that when shutting down or restarting that End Now box comes up for a brief time before the program finally shuts down...which it normally does before I need to press the End Now button. The scan take awhile, and it reaches a point in the registry section where the number of items doesn't change but it shows a bunch of files flying by up above.
There really wasn't a significant difference with a reinstall. It's still slower than it used to be. As ky said - the update is slow in the second half - at least 2 minutes for the full update and install. I wish I could have reported better results - it's really disappointing. I do close out SAS before shutting down. I was experiencing the same problem with shut down and the error message. It appears that the are working on a fix for the update problem. I've been checking their forums regularly to see if they are responding the reports of slow down and update problems. Here's hoping...
I haven't done an SAS download on the XP machine since late June and have version 4.26.1006. The lastest version is 4.27.1002 and that is apparently the one causing the troubles, so I am going to steer clear of it for time being. On a more postive note, the AntiVir updating problems seemed to have ceased, and A Squared Free is running and updating smoothly.
On the other hand.... :emotion-45: MBAM still refuses to update on this computer, but works just fine on the Vista XPS. I really appreciate these free products, but because of these occasional glitches, I am glad to not have the paid versions.
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I would always suggest trying the command line, whether you see the MSI or not. When installing via msiexec, the MSI is rarely saved to the installation directory. Most often it is saved in one of several Windows directories (System32, Downloaded Installations, Advanced Installations, Downloaded Program Files, etc.) depending on the type of application and the OS, and often in a hex folder format. The system knows where to find the cached MSI for repair/uninstall operations.
I always suggest looking in the registry first - if the product exists under HKLMSOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionUninstall in a hex format (xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx), there is a good chance the MSI is cached locally somewhere on the PC.
I can confirm after downloading this application that it is not an MSI install, and doesn't support switches on the executable (for the free version, anyway). The closest I have come to after looking the product up online is the SuperAntiSpyware Uninstaller Assistant (who names this crap?!). You get one pop-up box, but should be able to make it go away almost before the user sees it. You will still have to decide how you're going to kick off the uninstall remotely, as BrewManNH has twice tried to point out to you.
Be aware if you are in any sort of enterprise environment, this application does not uninstall cleanly; you'll have plenty to clean in the way of leftover files and registry entries, even after the reboot.
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I've been using super antispyware free for a while now and updated it but it apparently was a "trial" paid version. Now I can't update the free version. Do I have to uninstall it and start over again. I think this happened before as I couldn't update it before.
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