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AlanD January 23rd 07 02:21 PM

Scan engine fault
 
Hi
Please excuse the ignorance of a novice. When starting my machine I often
get a blue screen with "Scan engine initialisation failed and the press any
key to continue instruction followed by a box tellimng that the NTL antivirus
protection has failed.
Is this a fault with the anti virus software or Windows or my hardware?
I have re-installed the NTL netguard package several times but only achiev a
temporary solution to the problem.
Any suggestions will be much appreciated


Mike M January 23rd 07 02:39 PM

Scan engine fault
 
The problem is with your AV application rather than Windows. It appears
that you AV applications is failing to load. I've no idea what AV
application is provided by NTL. Is it Win Me compatible? Is it up to
date?
--
Mike Maltby



AlanD wrote:

Hi
Please excuse the ignorance of a novice. When starting my machine I
often get a blue screen with "Scan engine initialisation failed and
the press any key to continue instruction followed by a box tellimng
that the NTL antivirus protection has failed.
Is this a fault with the anti virus software or Windows or my
hardware?
I have re-installed the NTL netguard package several times but only
achiev a temporary solution to the problem.
Any suggestions will be much appreciated



George Gee January 23rd 07 03:52 PM

Scan engine fault
 
Mike

Apparently it *is* ME compatible.
http://www.ntlworld.com/microsites/n...quirements.php

George Gee


"Mike M" wrote in message
...
The problem is with your AV application rather than Windows. It appears
that you AV applications is failing to load. I've no idea what AV
application is provided by NTL. Is it Win Me compatible? Is it up to
date?
--
Mike Maltby



AlanD wrote:

Hi
Please excuse the ignorance of a novice. When starting my machine I
often get a blue screen with "Scan engine initialisation failed and
the press any key to continue instruction followed by a box tellimng
that the NTL antivirus protection has failed.
Is this a fault with the anti virus software or Windows or my
hardware?
I have re-installed the NTL netguard package several times but only
achiev a temporary solution to the problem.
Any suggestions will be much appreciated





Mike M January 23rd 07 04:12 PM

Scan engine fault
 
George Gee wrote:

Apparently it *is* ME compatible.
http://www.ntlworld.com/microsites/n...quirements.php


As an NTL user I'll leave it to you George to continue with this thread.
:-) It's not an app I'm ever likely to be downloading and running myself.
--
Mike M



AlanD January 23rd 07 05:15 PM

Scan engine fault
 
I had been using the free NTL Netguard software for some time without
problems so assume it is ok with my set up. I have redownloaded it several
times which seems to clear the problem for a while.
I guess my best bet is to try to get advice from NTL though based on past
experience this can be a long-winded affair.
Your sdvice is appreciated. Thank you

"Mike M" wrote:

George Gee wrote:

Apparently it *is* ME compatible.
http://www.ntlworld.com/microsites/n...quirements.php


As an NTL user I'll leave it to you George to continue with this thread.
:-) It's not an app I'm ever likely to be downloading and running myself.
--
Mike M




George Gee January 23rd 07 05:49 PM

Scan engine fault
 
Alan

I seem to recall having a brush with this programme on a friends
computer, a while ago, the outcome of which was to uninstall it.

A quick look round the Internet came up with this:
http://www.sciencebase.com/science-b...-netguard.html

My advice is exactly the same as the authors:

AVG (free) for Antivirus
Zone Alarm for a firewall

Links to these are provided on the webpage.

If you feel that you must persist with this programme,
then the only advice I can offer is to get in touch with NTL,
and hope that they can help resolve the issue for you,
as it is not a WinME specific problem.

Good luck

George Gee




My advice to you would be to uninstall
"AlanD" wrote in message
...
I had been using the free NTL Netguard software for some time without
problems so assume it is ok with my set up. I have redownloaded it several
times which seems to clear the problem for a while.
I guess my best bet is to try to get advice from NTL though based on past
experience this can be a long-winded affair.
Your sdvice is appreciated. Thank you

"Mike M" wrote:

George Gee wrote:

Apparently it *is* ME compatible.
http://www.ntlworld.com/microsites/n...quirements.php


As an NTL user I'll leave it to you George to continue with this thread.
:-) It's not an app I'm ever likely to be downloading and running
myself.
--
Mike M






AlanD January 23rd 07 06:38 PM

Scan engine fault
 
Thanks for the advice and especially for the link.
Regards AlanD

"George Gee" wrote:

Alan

I seem to recall having a brush with this programme on a friends
computer, a while ago, the outcome of which was to uninstall it.

A quick look round the Internet came up with this:
http://www.sciencebase.com/science-b...-netguard.html

My advice is exactly the same as the authors:

AVG (free) for Antivirus
Zone Alarm for a firewall

Links to these are provided on the webpage.

If you feel that you must persist with this programme,
then the only advice I can offer is to get in touch with NTL,
and hope that they can help resolve the issue for you,
as it is not a WinME specific problem.

Good luck

George Gee




My advice to you would be to uninstall
"AlanD" wrote in message
...
I had been using the free NTL Netguard software for some time without
problems so assume it is ok with my set up. I have redownloaded it several
times which seems to clear the problem for a while.
I guess my best bet is to try to get advice from NTL though based on past
experience this can be a long-winded affair.
Your sdvice is appreciated. Thank you

"Mike M" wrote:

George Gee wrote:

Apparently it *is* ME compatible.
http://www.ntlworld.com/microsites/n...quirements.php

As an NTL user I'll leave it to you George to continue with this thread.
:-) It's not an app I'm ever likely to be downloading and running
myself.
--
Mike M








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