I am using windows Live Oncare. I also like to use other antispyware,
usually because I have found that only one program is usually not enough to
capture all spyware. However, Live Onecare reports that Adaware may
interfere. I use the free version so it is not performing realtime
protection, just on demand scans. Does anyone know if this is truly a
problem or just Microsoft pouting about me using a competitor program?

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On Sat, 13 Dec 2008 07:40:01 -0500, "KHogle" <khogle@xxxxxx> wrote:

>I am using windows Live Oncare. I also like to use other antispyware,
>usually because I have found that only one program is usually not enough to
>capture all spyware. However, Live Onecare reports that Adaware may
>interfere. I use the free version so it is not performing realtime
>protection, just on demand scans. Does anyone know if this is truly a
>problem or just Microsoft pouting about me using a competitor program?

PUH-leez!

"KHogle" <khogle@xxxxxx> wrote:

>I am using windows Live Oncare. I also like to use other antispyware,
>usually because I have found that only one program is usually not enough to
>capture all spyware. However, Live Onecare reports that Adaware may
>interfere. I use the free version so it is not performing realtime
>protection, just on demand scans. Does anyone know if this is truly a
>problem or just Microsoft pouting about me using a competitor program?
>
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AdAware installs a loads a service that conflicts with OneCare, causing crashes
in the OneCare program. Lavasoft even acknowledged the problem on their forums -
sorry, I don't have a link to that handy.
-steve
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