AirNav, Win7Pro and AVG again

[N9JIG]

OK, I have read the forum posts that say to add an exception in AVG for AirNav to avoid the "AVG Anti-Virus is running on your computer." message and required clicking thru the dialog boxes. I have the exception in AVG, but I still get the message every time I run it. This trick worked fine when I was running VistaHP, but now under Win7P it doesn't.

My computer is an HP e9180 running Windows 7Pro (64 Bit) with 9GB RAM and an i7 chip.
AirNav is v3.12, and the box has a firmware of 02.03.1.
AVG is v9.0819 (Free version)

Any ideas?

Thanks!

[Jono_Kzn]

With your laptop being quite good why dont you in the meantime run a virtual machine with windows xp using virtual box it is free?

[abrad41]

Hi

I use to use AVG too, but did anybody know that Microsoft now have there own free anti-virus software, you can find it at http://www.microsoft.com/security_essentials/
Screenshot below.

Andy

[Team Spirit]

Hello,

Try 'whilst offline' starting AirNav with AVG turned off. Once AirNav is running, restart the AVG program. I had the same problem and that's how I got around it with my new Win7 laptop and it's works a treat.

Best of luck,

Cheers Dave.

[N9JIG]

Hi

I use to use AVG too, but did anybody know that Microsoft now have there own free anti-virus software, you can find it at http://www.microsoft.com/security_essentials/
Screenshot below.

Andy

I removed AVG and installed MSE, all seems well at the moment on that regard.

Thanks!

[Chris11]

I now have this problem as well. Every time I start I get the AGV warning and even though I say I do not want to be asked again it comes up every time. Any ideas?

[N9JIG]

I now have this problem as well. Every time I start I get the AGV warning and even though I say I do not want to be asked again it comes up every time. Any ideas?

No matter what I did I could not get it to play nice with AVG. Once I removed AVG and installed MSIE  it worked fine. I also noticed that the MSIE seemed to pay better in other regards, it was less intrusive, especially during the first few minutes after start-up when AVG seems to use a lot of resources.

[Budgie]

AVG was good a few years ago but it's got very much Norton these days and is quite resource heavy.
I also changed to MS Security Essentials on all our PC's and laptops and it runs nice on all Windows OS that we have in the house. 

[tarbat]

Another vote here for using MS Security Essentials.  I went from Norton (corporate edition) to McAfee (forced on me by BT) and then to MS/SE.  It has a light footprint, and is easy to configure to exclude Airnav folders.

[Chris11]

OK - you guys win - AVG gone and MS in. I did not do any configuration and all seems good