- KASPERSKY 2013 BLUE SCREEN WINDOWS 7 INSTALL
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- KASPERSKY 2013 BLUE SCREEN WINDOWS 7 PATCH
- KASPERSKY 2013 BLUE SCREEN WINDOWS 7 UPGRADE
In the midst of the installation process I had a BSOD saying there's something wrong with vididr.sys. I have bought ATIH 2012 because I had good experiences with the freeware tool from Seagate. All I want to do now is successfully remove this Agent without killing my system. All things were working fine until the 2012 update. I was using version 2011 successfully on my workstation for quite a while and had done a few updates as they were made available.
KASPERSKY 2013 BLUE SCREEN WINDOWS 7 UPGRADE
I do not dare upgrade to 2012 again and I may go to EaseUS backup. I then installed ATIH 2011 and this seems to be working right now. I was using that product on the laptop prior to Acronis and had made an image. I recovered by using a boot DVD with LapLink Disk Image. This was on a Lenovo T61 using Win 7 SP1.
KASPERSKY 2013 BLUE SCREEN WINDOWS 7 INSTALL
I first just tried to install 2012 (before 2011) several days ago only to get a BSD where it reported a problem with the vididr.sys driver. I am using version 2011 on a second laptop (I have 3 licenses). After the recovery though I am booting from drive C: okay. I have a C:, D: partition and the DVD is E. When the Win 7 recovery starts it shows that my Windows boot is on drive F: and not C: for some reason. The only way I have found to recover is by using 'last known good' booting from DVD. All is well until I reboot, I get a very fast BSD. If I use the windows unInstaller, it says it works and its removed from the Control Panels Progam list. The agent is the Acronis Sync Agent (version ). I did use the 2012 removal tool as stated in the last comment.
Hi Colin, I have not started a Win 7 reinstall yet. Seeing a lot of the issues this product has had over the past few months shows it is using paid customers as testers and QA!!! I don't even want to waste my time getting a refund. I have decided to perform a reinstall on Win 7 and will use another product. No excuse for this shody release to cause sooo many users problems and in my case lost time, money and trust!!! I have used their products for many years to come to this. I see a complete Win 7 install coming! What a sorry release from a once reputable company. This brought my system back but now the Acronis is half installed some services are still running (Agent, etc). I inserted the orig Win 7 DVD and did a repair. This now has a BSD that goes by so fast I can just recongnize it as one. This has been a nightmare! Using the Control Panel removeal process, It hung during the uninstall for 2 hours! I had to TM End Task so I could possibly do work. I decided to remove the ATI 2012 after it failed a scheduled backup from my desktop. Too many critical issues and this is really dangerous. If I did not have a older prior image from another party (LapLink) I would have been hosed!! "The company will work harder to strengthen its technical collaboration with its partners in order to prevent any repeat of this incident in the future.I have had a disaster in the past 2 days with ATI 2012! It completely blue screened my laptop. "Kaspersky Lab apologizes for any inconvenience this has caused our customers," the company statement said. Neither company has explained the relationship between Kaspersky's program and the security update, but Kaspersky has issued a statement to its users.
KASPERSKY 2013 BLUE SCREEN WINDOWS 7 UPDATE
Microsoft has found a link between the flawed update and antivirus programs from Kaspersky Labs, which specializes in computer security products. Error messages varied, but users typically saw "The file system structure on the disk is corrupt and unusable," "The Session Manager Initialization system process terminated unexpectedly," or "Windows failed to start." Upon restarting their machines, many users found that Windows would not start, defaulting instead to the infamous blue screen of death.
KASPERSKY 2013 BLUE SCREEN WINDOWS 7 PATCH
The results of the patch created even more trouble. Although this issue was not critical by itself, some of the other problems that Patch Tuesday addressed were. The main vulnerability that this month's update addressed required a would-be hacker to possess valid login credentials and physically interact with a computer. The update came as a part of Patch Tuesday, Microsoft's longstanding tradition of releasing security patches on the second Tuesday of each month.
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