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Re: SP3 vs McAfee led to Norton disaster Name Game: I kill practically everything when installing major stuff. Both anti virus and anti trojan programs were killed. Ati MMC was killed. No applications were running other than Explorer. There could have been one or more unnecessary processes running. I didn't go through the process list looking for other things to kill, but will try to do so next time. Neither SP1 nor SP2 were seemingly bothered by running processes (not to be confused with applications, although I'm not sure why), nor did McAfee develop a defect after those installations.
mboy: your doubt is encouraging. I do wonder, though, why the time it took the Highpoint controller to report the RAID configuration to whatever part of the BIOS runs the monitor got longer and longer after each BSOD and reboot.
Let me take this opportunity to thank youall for the help so far, and to apologize in advance for likely future delays in my response to any further suggestions. For what I hope are obvious reasons, my access to the internet is very limited. I will be able to review this thread on Thursday, but l will not be able to try a serious attack on restoration until Friday. After Thursday PM internet access will not be available to me until I fix the problem, or Tuesday arrives.
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