Hi,

When can we expect a new fix for this problem?
today? tomorrow?

Please let me know.

Regards,

Mark902

AVG Manager jirka82 has advised.... "We will inform you in this thread with more information as soon as available".

EDIT.. Update.. The AVG 9.0.900 program update which has been identified as a cause of the above described behavior is no longer available and has been pulled down from our update servers.

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AVG Free Volunteer ModeratorAVG Free Forum member since - Nov. 27, 2004My total posts on the Old AVG Free Forum - 27,063
Alan

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AVG UPDATE..

oke Thanks for the heads up

Hello all,

This situation can be solved by upgrading to AVG 2011 (AVG 2011 + 9.0+8.x Uninstall / Re-Install Instructions)
or reinstalling using latest AVG 9 installation package (can be found here scroll down).

Thank you
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AVG Update..

This is the only solution?
or will be there a fix too.

Problem is we serve our customers with Kaseya, which uses avg as antivirus.
About 2000 pc's are affected by this problem so we need to 2000 times remove and install avg?

Regards,

Mark

Mark, Kaseya / AVG.... For info have a look thro' this link http://forums.avg.com/ww-en/avg-free-forum?sec=thread&act=show&id=96067.

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AVG Free Volunteer ModeratorAVG Free Forum member since - Nov. 27, 2004My total posts on the Old AVG Free Forum - 27,063
Alan

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• AVG Technologies 9.0 Free Edition - Latest version is v9.0.900 (Install File 9.0.894)

The above solution works not, gives the same problem ...

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HP EliteBook 8530p with XP Pro 32, VISTA Business 32, Windows 7 Pro 64 and Mandriva Linux One

Same here..

I've used both the AVG 9 paid and free. The paid version kept failing on the update, even with separate downloading and updating from files, as suggested by Support. I gave up and went back to the free version. In the free version, every time my Pentium III laptop starts up, I get a Windows 2000 message that the service has failed and is being closed.

I suspect that like many others, AVG no longer supports Win2000. Certainly AVG 2011 doesn't. Unfortunately, being 65 and living on a fixed income, I can't afford to upgrade every time Microsoft wants more stock dividends. I may have to go looking for an antivirus company that supports the older versions. I just wish that my old windows programs could run on OpenSolaris.

Incorrect!.... Both AVG 9.0 & 8.5 Free are indeed compatible with Win2K SP4 + SRP1.

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AVG Free Volunteer ModeratorAVG Free Forum member since - Nov. 27, 2004My total posts on the Old AVG Free Forum - 27,063
Alan

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easiest solution is to upgrade..

All of our Windows XP systems started breaking on the 9.0.900 AVG Business Edition. The solution was to install the upgrade to them to the new 2011 version. Users have pointed me to four systems already today, and after the upgrade all four are now running quite well.

As the AVG core is essentially the same in AVG Free as in AVG Business, I suspect you will find that updating from v9 to 2011 will solve your problem.