What you could try doing first is disable Microsoft AntiSpyware from the
Notification Area (right click the icon and click Shutdown Microsoft
AntiSpyware). Navigate to c:\program files\Microsoft AntiSpyware and delete
the error log. Go to Ad\Remove Programs (Control Panel) and the uninstall
Microsoft AntiSpware restart the system then install back MSAS.
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Andre
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FAQ for MS AntiSpy
http://www.geocities.com/marfer_mvp/FAQ_MSantispy.htm
"Shawn Keene" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I was online talking to a friend using the new MSN
> Messenger. We started a game of Wheel-Of-Fortune, and
> the download for the game's ActiveX control began.
>
> Two or three times (or so), a Microsoft AntiSpyware
> notice came up saying a modification was allowed because
> it was known to be spyware free. I forget exactly what
> it was, but I assume that it was the game I was getting
> through the MSN Messenger chat window.
>
> At one point one of the notices appeared, and I clicked
> it and noticed I could drag it around. Then it woudn't
> disappear, so I just moved it to the side and continued
> typing/playing.
>
> I noticed every program was just lagging horribly, so I
> used CTRL+SHIFT+ESC to bring up task manager, and I saw
> that 'gcasServAlert.exe' was using between 85 and 97% of
> my processor cycles! I ended the process and everything
> returned to normal.
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