That's a nasty conflict, though. Are there other apps doing real-time
scanning on your system? What antivirus do you use?
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"gh0ul" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I've ran a scan and removal in safe mode as well. I've been using Defender
> for about 3 days now. Everyday it's frozen. Didn't start until I installed
> Defender.
> This morning I disabled the Real-time protection and its the 1st time it
> ran
> a complete day without locking up. As far as spyware goes, besides
> Defender
> I'm using Spybot Search and Destroy and Adaware. All with the latest
> updates.
> There appears to be no Spyware. Defender wouldn't rid me of the
> namechanger
> but Adaware did. So all's well now. Just won't be using The real-time
> protection again. It very well could be a conflict only associated with my
> machine.
>
> "Bill Sanderson" wrote:
>
>> I suspect that the freezes are more likely a result of spyware than of
>> Defender, unless you are running a full scan at those times.
>>
>> Have you tried running a quickscan and removal in safe mode?
>>
>> The custom scan begins with a rather extensive scan--I'm not sure whether
>> it
>> is identical to a quickscan or some large subset of it--but it will
>> eventually proceed to scan the desired object.
>>
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>> "gh0ul" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:972CBF02-FE8B-4362-AD74-(E-Mail Removed)...
>> > Having problems ridding my machine of a name changer.
>> > sysmon.startup.namechanger. Defender always finds a new one at computer
>> > restart. The names are typically of the following format: ????enc.exe.
>> > In
>> > the
>> > scan options the custom scan seems to be nonfunctional. When selecting
>> > only
>> > one folder, or any for that matter, your prefs are ignored and a
>> > complete
>> > scan ensues. Defender has been causing my sytem, (XP Pro SP2) to
>> > freeze. I
>> > think this may be a result of the real time protection.
>>
>>
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