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| Guest | am having problems with newest Zone Alarm beta After getting messages that the ZA beta for Vista needed attention because it was running out or something like that, I uninstalled it, downloaded and installed the newest ZA beta for Vista. When I rebooted it had totally changed my desktop: several icons were missing, taskbar was completely changed, Start Menu app I had was changed back to OEM, and it asked me to redo my profile. I restored the system and it is good now, but I really like ZA. The previous beta was working fine up until yesterday. I thoroughly dislike the new beta's changes to the Program Control settings menu/window. Has anybody else experienced this weirdness or know the causes and what to do about it? Thanks, Frog |
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| Guest | Re: am having problems with newest Zone Alarm beta An update: I have since redownloaded and re-installed ZA beta and it is working great again. As with most things Vista, another speed bump overridden by persistence. Frog "frogliver" <f_gliver@nospam.com> wrote in message news:O3mlwNWmHHA.3888@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... > After getting messages that the ZA beta for Vista needed attention because > it was running out or something like that, I uninstalled it, downloaded > and installed the newest ZA beta for Vista. When I rebooted it had totally > changed my desktop: several icons were missing, taskbar was completely > changed, Start Menu app I had was changed back to OEM, and it asked me to > redo my profile. > > I restored the system and it is good now, but I really like ZA. The > previous beta was working fine up until yesterday. I thoroughly dislike > the new beta's changes to the Program Control settings menu/window. > > Has anybody else experienced this weirdness or know the causes and what > to do about it? > > Thanks, > > Frog |
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| Guest | Re: am having problems with newest Zone Alarm beta "frogliver"wrote > An update: I have since redownloaded and re-installed ZA beta and it is > working great again. As with most things Vista, another speed bump > overridden by persistence. > "frogliver" wrote >> After getting messages that the ZA beta for Vista needed attention >> because it was running out or something like that, I uninstalled it, >> downloaded and installed the newest ZA beta for Vista. When I rebooted it >> had totally changed my desktop: several icons were missing, taskbar was >> completely changed, Start Menu app I had was changed back to OEM, and it >> asked me to redo my profile. >> >> I restored the system and it is good now, but I really like ZA. The >> previous beta was working fine up until yesterday. I thoroughly dislike >> the new beta's changes to the Program Control settings menu/window. >> >> Has anybody else experienced this weirdness or know the causes and what >> to do about it? It's 3rd party Beta software. Ask the software author or post to the Beta newsgroup for it. -- Rock [MS-MVP User/Shell] |
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