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Consumer Products => Avast Free Antivirus / Premium Security (legacy Pro Antivirus, Internet Security, Premier) => Topic started by: avastuserhappy on April 26, 2005, 05:01:48 AM
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when ever i load avast it says 3 error messages storage cannot be created for the "splash" task. then the program shuts down then another 1 is configuration is not loaded properly. error dbs create object. Finally program cannot save parameters to the storage! error dbs create object
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this problem is due to old odbc drivers.change the database from odbc to xml database
this can be done using RejZor avast external control utitlity can be downloaded from http://www.excessive-software.tk/ this should solve your problem
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ok but which 1 do i click in the program like the first 1 is avast statusinfo then avast main control then likethat wich 1 do i click out of those
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ok but which 1 do i click in the program like the first 1 is avast statusinfo then avast main control then likethat wich 1 do i click out of those
I do not understand you... can you rephrase?
Did you follow anbu's suggestions?
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Change avast! Database Storage Method (XML/ODBC).
Self-explanatory really ;D the cryptic clue was in the post.
change the database from odbc to xml database
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this problem is due to old odbc drivers.change the database from odbc to xml database
this can be done using RejZor avast external control utitlity can be downloaded from http://www.excessive-software.tk/ this should solve your problem
I have this same problem, Computer is HP XE-763, using Windows ME. I tried to load the link given, but can't get it, tried the do net detect, but still won't get it.
I put Avast on my grandson's computer which has Windows XP, it worked on on it.
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Did you not try the other option of changing the storage method as well?
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I have this same problem, Computer is HP XE-763, using Windows ME. I tried to load the link given, but can't get it, tried the do net detect, but still won't get it.
Do you use any other antivirus in your computer?
Can you try to repair your installation?
Go to Control Panel > Add/Remove programs > avast! antivirus > Remove
Then choose Repair function in the popup window (Repair).
You must be connected to the internet while repairing.
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Well! The link worked ok this morning, so I changed it to XML and all's well so far. Thanks!