problem 1:
does not work as advertised, to wit: gcasServ remains in
startup when told not to be resident at startup. also
many many many gcas* process are displayed with task
manager.

has this bug been reported?

how does one stop the antispyware to not startup? if no
stopping what are the remove instrutions, or where does
microsoft have a remove antispyware script?

problem 2:
with an alert on my slow computer scrolls the alert popup
window so fast it cant be read. how does one stop the
scroll?

thanks

1. This beta does not like the taskbar to be on the sides, you must put
it on the bottom or top.

2. To Run MSAS in passive mode:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892375

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jack wrote:
> problem 1:
> does not work as advertised, to wit: gcasServ remains in
> startup when told not to be resident at startup. also
> many many many gcas* process are displayed with task
> manager.
>
> has this bug been reported?
>
> how does one stop the antispyware to not startup? if no
> stopping what are the remove instrutions, or where does
> microsoft have a remove antispyware script?
>
> problem 2:
> with an alert on my slow computer scrolls the alert popup
> window so fast it cant be read. how does one stop the
> scroll?
>
> thanks
>
>

These processes in Taskmanager allows MSAS to run.
--

Andre
http://spaces.msn.com/members/adacosta
FAQ for MS AntiSpy http://www.geocities.com/marfer_mvp/FAQ_MSantispy.htm

"jack" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:0a3001c55199$5de45b60$(E-Mail Removed)...
> problem 1:
> does not work as advertised, to wit: gcasServ remains in
> startup when told not to be resident at startup. also
> many many many gcas* process are displayed with task
> manager.
>
> has this bug been reported?
>
> how does one stop the antispyware to not startup? if no
> stopping what are the remove instrutions, or where does
> microsoft have a remove antispyware script?
>
> problem 2:
> with an alert on my slow computer scrolls the alert popup
> window so fast it cant be read. how does one stop the
> scroll?
>
> thanks
>
>

is this what mark was saying?


>-----Original Message-----
>problem 1:
>does not work as advertised, to wit: gcasServ remains in
>startup when told not to be resident at startup. also
>many many many gcas* process are displayed with task
>manager.
>
>has this bug been reported?
>
>how does one stop the antispyware to not startup? if no
>stopping what are the remove instrutions, or where does
>microsoft have a remove antispyware script?
>
>problem 2:
>with an alert on my slow computer scrolls the alert popup
>window so fast it cant be read. how does one stop the
>scroll?
>
>thanks
>
>
>.
>

jack do you by any chance have Lavasoft Ad-Watch running?
and did you "LOCK" the startup selection in the blocking
options?


>-----Original Message-----
>problem 1:
>does not work as advertised, to wit: gcasServ remains in
>startup when told not to be resident at startup. also
>many many many gcas* process are displayed with task
>manager.
>
>has this bug been reported?
>
>how does one stop the antispyware to not startup? if no
>stopping what are the remove instrutions, or where does
>microsoft have a remove antispyware script?
>
>problem 2:
>with an alert on my slow computer scrolls the alert popup
>window so fast it cant be read. how does one stop the
>scroll?
>
>thanks
>
>
>.
>

> does not work as advertised, to wit: gcasServ remains in
> startup when told not to be resident at startup. also
> many many many gcas* process are displayed with task
> manager.
>
> has this bug been reported?
>
> how does one stop the antispyware to not startup? if no
> stopping what are the remove instrutions, or where does
> microsoft have a remove antispyware script?


Check this info
http://(E-Mail Removed)


> problem 2:
> with an alert on my slow computer scrolls the alert popup
> window so fast it cant be read. how does one stop the
> scroll?
>
> thanks


You mean that alerts "run" along the right side of the screen and
disappear? Do you have the taskbar vertically? If so, this is the bug
already reported - until beta 2 comes to the world, place the taskbar
horizontally.


--
Pozdrawiam serdecznie / Kind regards
Mikolaj Kaminski
MS-MVP, Poland