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Consumer Products => Avast Free Antivirus / Premium Security (legacy Pro Antivirus, Internet Security, Premier) => Topic started by: Wayne on June 26, 2005, 10:49:06 PM
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Hi to all!
Does anyone know of a possible conflict with Kodak drivers/software?
Running Win98SE Lite
Avast 4.6
I use CodeStuff startop manager...I had disabled Kodak from loading on start-up, but recently enabled it to download some pictures from the camera.
Upon reboot, Windows froze at loading of Avast and ZoneAlarm.
After dozens of attempts, I disabled the Kodak software, rebooted, and Avast worked!
Not sure of the problem, and somewhat paranoid...I did a back-up and clean install of Windows...
Now all works fine, except for the reinstallation of Avast...I even downloaded the installation package from the website, still no go!
Upon start-up of Avast Antivirus the following error messages are received:
Unknown error
Storage cannot be created for the "Splash" task
Unknown error
Cofiguration is not loaded properly. Error: dbsCreateObject
Unknown error
Program cannot save parameters to the storage! (Error: dbsCreateObject
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AND....
Upon trying to manually scan "Kodakccs.exe", and "KodakCCS" Avast gives the following error:
Error message
Program cannot create "Object" in "Storage"
These 2 files exist in the following locations:
Kodakccs.exe C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\DRIVERS
KodakCCS.exe C:\Program Files\Common Files\Kodak_dr
Any ideas?
Everything worked properly in the past...and I have been totally satisfied with the performance of Avast
Any response would be greatly appreciated
Thanks, Wayne
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Hi Again!,
The problem was solved!
After some thought, I did what I should have done in the beginning...I searched the forum for posts regarding these particular errors, and found the solution!
Thanks,
Wayne
PS: In the future, i'll research before posting!
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PS: In the future, i'll research before posting!
Wise words Wayne, now you know the power of the forums, there is so much information for those prepared to look ;D
I take it you changed the database storage method to XML.
A belated welcome to the forums.