MS Message: System Settings Protector has encounted a problem and needs to close Rep
MD USA:
I did everything as you told me, but it's still crashing, just like before.
The 1st thing that crashes is the Windows Explorer, followed by Teatimer.
After installation, I can see a dialog box that starts with "step 3 of 7" (create a registry backup) and finishes with "step 4 of 7" (download updates).
After that, SB S&D and TeaTimer closes and both don't restart.
What about steps 1, 2, 5, 6 and 7 of 7?
TeaTimer is installed again (by auto installer) in Updates subfolder.
And again I can see two entries for TeaTimer in SB S&D system startup progs list.
I'm still worried about this...as I'm still looking for a solution...
Tanx for your attention to my problem.
System Settings Protector - TeaTimer
Hi, Sandra.
Thanks for your attention to my problem.
Answering your questions:
Q: Do you have any other security software installed?
A: Yes. ZoneAlarm 7.0.483.000, Avast! Home Edition 4.8 and Windows Defender 1.1.1593.0. All working fine together with SB S&D until last update.
Q: Perhaps there is something with the hardware of your pc.
Which pc do you have? A special brand?
A: Acer TravelMate 2200 Series notebook. Nothing special. Just a little old stuff...
Q: What kind of processor do you have? How much RAM do you have? Do you have any other hardware like a tv card?
A: Intel Celeron D 2.8 MHz, 768 DDR SDRAM PC2700 133MHz (64MB of this amount to video), no TV card, no other hardware.
I'm sending you my TeaTimer to detections@spybot.info.
When I click in TeaTimer.exe from its folder it start, but when I restart the system the error is still present.
Best Regards,
André Ledo
WinXP SP3 HE
I am not having this issue, but i think this will help...
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Originally Posted by
andre.ledo
Q: Do you have any other security software installed?
A: Yes. ZoneAlarm 7.0.483.000, Avast! Home Edition 4.8 and Windows Defender 1.1.1593.0. All working fine together with SB S&D until last update.
Spybot Sandra, I wanted to add that i have the exact same software as what that user has quoted above, and i do not experience this teatimer issue that some people are experiencing. Therefor, I can assume that that specific software is not what is causing it. It's a rough assume, haha, but I do not have this teatimer error with the same software. System specs are in sig.
Also i have the same video card memory, and almost the same ram as the user stated above as well. I just have a little bit of a slower processor...