I recently upgraded to ZA7.0 from 6.5. However, after I every time I boot up, I get a windows error message followed by a BSOD (stop d0000144 unknown hard error). I tried re-installing several times, but it didn't help. The problem went away when I went back to ZA 6.5. However, I'd still like to use ZA7.0 since the anti-virus part is developed with Kaspersky. Does anyone know of a way to remedy this?
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Do a google search.
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BSOD (stop d0000144 unknown hard error) is quite a general error, sub-error codes would help with the diagnostic
http://kadaitcha.cx/stop_err.html
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another good source for ZA users
http://forum.zonelabs.org/zonelabs/board?board.id=inst
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See if you can start Zonealarm while in safe mode and check to see if it is blocking svchost from connecting to the internet. I think I have 4-5 instances of svchost running at any one time and they all want to act as a server and connect to the net.
If not I would uninstall it, reinstall and have the application and component monitor set to ask you what to do. It's kind a pain but it works.
http://www.hackfix.org/software/uninstall/zone.htmlHere's alink on how to uninstall it completely so you can reinstall without the setting being the same -
I always let ZA ask me what to allow and what not. I can't believe that Zonelabs would release a software that crashes on a 4 month old comp
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i take one more shot at this - boot into safe mode:
open up ur ZA configuration (right click on the icon -> restore ZA control Centre):
. disable/uncheck antivirus monitoring
. disable/uncheck e-mail protection
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I've thought about this too. However, the whole point of upgrading to 7.0 is so that the original ZoneLabs anti-virus would be replaced by the Kaspersky one. Even if this worked if this worked, it would defeat the purpose of upgrading... unless you have something else in mind?
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I have been using ZA for years and have gotten to the point that if everything is working fine I don't upgrade. They come out with a buggy one every once in while and it is a real pain to uninstall the upgrade and reinstall the old version.
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ZA7 comes with built.in monitoring virus software (kinda like windows watching ur av to see if it is up.to.date) and e.mail scan - i turned these off since i have avast performing the e.mail and virus scan and also letting ZA performing the scan really slow down my upload speed.
hope that it is clear
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I think you might be thinking of data mining conflicts with other anti-virus software. I don't have any other antivirus installed, though I do have several spyware programs... However, i'll try disabling it anyways. Thanks in advance!
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I had a similar problem with Zone Alarm Security Suite 7. After a multiple reboots and removing ZA7 (in safe mode) and reinstalling and getting the same error message but the error only occurred AFTER I updated the antivirus/antispyware definitions. I was also running Spyware Doctor 4.0, so thinking that there might be a conflict between the programs, I also uninstalled SD4 and then reinstalled ZA7. Now it loaded/updated fine. I have yet to reinstall Spyware Doctor 4 so we'll see if the error/BSOD makes a surprise reappearance or not.
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Huh. I also have Spyware Doctor Installed. I'll try that. However, besides spyware doctor, I also have ad-aware, spybot, AVG anti-spyware installed, so if uninstalling spyware doctor doesn't work, i'll just uninstall all of them. Funny, i thought only anti-virus software has conflicts with one another, not anti-spyware ones too.
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I have a 3 year old Dell Latitude X300 running XP Pro (SP2 and all subsequent updates) and, amongst other stuff, Zone Alarm and Spyware Doctor. 10 days ago I was prompted by Zone Alarm to install version 7 and I downloaded it to a partition I use for data and installed it. Later, I too had the BSOD error message "STOP: d0000144 unknown hard error", though at that stage I did not know it was Zone Alarm 7 causing the problem. Booting into safe mode gave no error message but nothing I did in the way of disabling hardware etc made any difference when I then rebooted in normal mode. Windows would not allow me to go back to any restore points. I ran the extended Dell diagnostics - no problem shown. After phone calls to Dell Support, at their suggestion I reformatted my C: partition and reloaded my software, some of it (including ZA7 and Spyware Doctor) previously downloaded and saved on my data partition. The same problem reappeared. I therefore reformatted again, but this time I accidentally loaded Norton Antivirus when loading Norton Utilities. I tried to uninstall Norton Antivirus but it only partially uninstalled. Zone Alarm 7 then would not load its anti-virus part because it thought Norton anti-virus was still there. But this time there was no BSOD when rebooting - but no anti-virus program either, so I dare not continue with this configuration.
I reformatted again, this time without Norton Antivirus but with Spyware Doctor and ZA7 loaded and again I got the same BSOD error message. I was of course now certain it was ZA 7 anti-virus causing the problem (you may think I took a long while to get there!), so I reformatted the C: partition for the fourth time and reloaded all my software, except this time instead of ZA 7 I loaded the last version of ZA 6 that I had saved on my other drive (and, as it happens, did not reload Spyware Doctor). Lo and behold, no problems.
I was then able to get online and search to see if anyone else had this problem!
I would like to have the Kaspersky virus checker, as it's meant to be very good. Also, unfortunately, it looks as if I will be prompted every day to install ZA7. But as a result of seeing this forum, I am weighing up reloading Spyware Doctor against upgrading to ZA7. I think these days spyware is more of a problem than viruses (I haven't had a virus for years!) so I might stick with Spyware Doctor, as that had very good reviews for spyware.
Does anyone
- have a view on the comparative risks of viruses and spyware?
- know if the problem is now fixed in ZA7 if I download it again?
Wish I had seen this forum before all this happened - I have lost a week over all this.
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latest ZA (free) 7 is ver 7.0.337.0 dated March 20.2007
dont know if they fix anything, no available change log.
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Zone Alarm 7 BSOD
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