pc guard

[Guest]

good day to you all this is the second time im posting this as the frist time
i did it wrong and thank you for the feed back.

i have windows xp home editon i have virgin media as my internet provide and
pc gaurd blue yonder as my anit sofeware which came with it.

i now get a message from pc gaurd saying you have not uesd your service
for more than 30 days pc guard needs to vaiidate your subscripton this
happens every time i put the pc on

my question what does this applied to when i phone virgin they say its to do
with mirco soft does anyone els had this problem or is it just me

many thanks

 

[Guest]

i don't think this is
a microsoft issue since
registering and activating
that anti viral is the responsibility
of it's maker.

also, antivirals do need to update
their virus database regularly. so
if you can't even register it then
it is unlikely the virus definition
database is out dated.

what i would suggest is to
simply uninstall it since it
appears to be wasting your/our
valuable time.

there are excellent alternatives
that are free and reliable.
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[VanguardLH]

good day to you all this is the second time im posting this as the
frist time
i did it wrong and thank you for the feed back.

i have windows xp home editon i have virgin media as my internet
provide and
pc gaurd blue yonder as my anit sofeware which came with it.

i now get a message from pc gaurd saying you have not uesd your
service
for more than 30 days pc guard needs to vaiidate your subscripton
this
happens every time i put the pc on

my question what does this applied to when i phone virgin they say
its to do
with mirco soft does anyone els had this problem or is it just me

many thanks

Perhaps the security bundle won't install on a non-activated copy of
Windows. So you have to activate your copy of Windows once its 30-day
trial is over as you were already told under your prior "my own pc
guard" thread. You can activate online if before the 30 days but
after that then you have to call the telephone number shown to you
when attempting the online activation procedure.

Could be the message is from the PC Guard security suite. You don't
make it clear as to WHAT is issuing the validation prompt. Yes, the
security suite may be provided free by your ISP but that doesn't mean
that you don't have to register to use it. My ISP gives out McAfee's
security suite for free (and it remains free as long as I remain a
customer of that ISP) but I still have to go through the registration
process at McAfee (not at my ISP and definitely not at Microsoft). If
Virgin Media from whom you are getting the security cannot do the
registration for you then you have to go to whomever bundles up
whatever is in PC Guard. As Virgin who makes the PC Guard bundle and
how to contact them.