Vista - Interactive services dialog detection won't disappear

This is the kind of answer that makes responding to these 'rooms' tedious.
MS 'interactive' is the culprit, not AVG, that appears, and disappears
immediately, the IA comes up, stays up, and then drops to the ribbon on the
bottom, and continually blinks until you bring it back on the screen. Then
it has 0 usable info other than "Some program" has a message for you. It is
probably one of the most inarticualte, and idiotic program innovations. And
MS will not respond to questions about this, either by e-mail, or phone,
cause I tried.

Ativar


"Ian Betts" wrote:

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> "Tyguy0" <Tyguy0@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:895924FF-29E4-43E6-B279-D307A719F509@microsoft.com...
> >I really want to know how to both; prevent the "interactive services" from
> > appearing at all as well as preventing the prompt from interrupting other
> > programs by appearing on top. I can't even say how many times it has
> > interrupted a full screen program at vital moments just to tell me AVG has
> > finished a scan. Any info at all would be greatly appreciated
> >
> >
> >
> That's AVG. Go into AVG options and check how and when it scans. Its your
> program so perhaps you could learn how it works.
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> Ian
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Its not AVG, its interactive services, it appears to be similar to a separate
desktop of sorts when opened, it repeatedly interrupts my full screen
programs. I don't claim to be a computer guru, but I am very sure that it is
not completely AVG's fault

"Ian Betts" wrote:

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>
> "Tyguy0" <Tyguy0@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:895924FF-29E4-43E6-B279-D307A719F509@microsoft.com...
> >I really want to know how to both; prevent the "interactive services" from
> > appearing at all as well as preventing the prompt from interrupting other
> > programs by appearing on top. I can't even say how many times it has
> > interrupted a full screen program at vital moments just to tell me AVG has
> > finished a scan. Any info at all would be greatly appreciated
> >
> >
> >
> That's AVG. Go into AVG options and check how and when it scans. Its your
> program so perhaps you could learn how it works.
>
>
>
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> Ian
>

i'm no cpu guru so dont trip!!

i'm having the same problem with the
"Interactive services dialog detection"
im currently on my work cpu so i wont be
able to try what im about to say but i
do have a few suggestion. please search this site:

http://www.fileflash.com/allfiles/autostart_clean/

im thinking that an autostart clean program or
an error repair proffessional will wipe it out.
again im on my work cpu so i wont be able to try
it and tell you if it works or not. a suggestion
wouldnt hurt no one and hey it doesnt hurt to try
right?! i wrote the programs on the lower bottom.
if you do want to try this out please send me a message
and ill either send you the programs by email or by web
or let you know how to find it. do not pay for it.
its just for reference although some might be free.


1.)Free Windows Registry Cleaner 1.1.0 (Freeware)
2.)Free Registry Cleaner for Vista 1.00 (Freeware)
3.)Error Repair Professional 3.55 (Shareware)
4.)GSA Autostart Cleaner 2.23 (Shareware)

if it does work let me know and let everyone on
this forum know as well.

you can email me at onak69@gmail.com

p.s i might double post. only if no one had try
it. after i get off of work ill go home and try it
on my laptop to se if it work. do not get excited yet
we still dont have an answer just a suggestion.

Go to your Services page (Start --> type in "services")

Turn off Interactive Services Detection. (Actually, I disable it. If
you're afraid to do this, you can set it to manual.)

Voila, no more messages...

- Jack


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I am having same problem, jackp could you possible explain how i get to the " Services Page "


Thanks............drummond

drummond52;3498890 Wrote:Click your start menu button. At the very bottom, there is an input box
with a grey "Start Search" written inside of it. Just type in
"services" (without the quotes) in this box and you'll see a "Services"
(with a little gears icon beside it) appear at the top of the start
menu. Click that and you're good to go...

- Jack


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Thnk you jackp, had my start on classic menu, but I found it now and disabled ........................drummond

Start
Run
services.msc


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I fixed it by stopping netpker service, and disabling it.


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Simply open the Start Menu > Run > Type MSConfig and then click the
Services tab. Sort by the name column to make it easier. The option is
certainly found there. I disabled it and there is no more message.

Excellent work to the previous post identifying the problem
resolution.

Thanks.


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