Wow! That solved the AVG problem!
But I'm not sure what's going on. After a Restart I got the option for the
first time to sign in as me or Admin. I chose Admin and discovered Quark
wasn't under All Programs. (I had to permit it each times I launched it, a
pain)
So I reinstalled Quark as Admin -- and no permissions are needed to run it.
And for the first time, CuteFTP worked with Quark.
Back to signing in as me, AVG is fine, but I still get a prompt to permit
Quark to run.
<<Puzzled in Palm Beach>>
"mozesrph" <mozesrph@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B7F83639-2243-4B16-95F2-69157FD5B263@microsoft.com...
> Hi - try this: Left click Start menu icon in taskbar, go to
> "Administrative
> Tools", then left click on "Computer Management", then click "Local Users
> and
> Groups", then double click the "Users" folder, then right click
> "Administrator" and left click "Properties" - then uncheck box: Account is
> disabled. Do NOT apply a password while in that module. Good luck!
>
> "Lars" wrote:
>
>> I have installed CA EZ AntiVirus as they have provided one year
>> suscription
>> free to Vista beta users, and I don't want to use Vista without an
>> antivirus.
>>
>> But everytime that Vista starts, Windows Defender blocks it and I must
>> manually select "run blocked program".
>>
>> Is there a way to autorize it for ever ? Thanks,
>>
>>