This is a thread for Kaspersky 2010 Internet Suite users. For some reason, there seems to be conflict with Alpha Five, and very often, you have to manually intervene to make A5 a Trusted Application. Here�s the latest issue I recently discovered. I don�t know if this applies to everyone who uses Kaspersky, but I�m posting it for your information.
On my laptop, I�m one of those guys who needs to keep the previous version, so I have both Ver 9 and 10 installed. I made both versions Trusted Applications in Kaspersky. Here are the results:
� Ver 9 runs perfectly
� Ver 10 starts, but every time I open a database, any database, I am peppered with an annoying dialog box constantly popping up with the following message:
�Cannot load library for language �Alpha5.XbasicScript.1�
Path: �C:\Program Files\A5v9\XbasicActiveScripting.dll�
Please contact Kaspersky Lab for the solution (error:0000007F)
I�m guessing that error message comes from Alpha Five, but I would like to have someone from the company verify that.
Solution
Kaspersky tech support was stymied. I solved it myself by deleting version 9 and now Ver 10 works properly, at least so far. I guess I have to live without the older version on my laptop.
Notes
On my desktop, I also have both ver 9 and ver 10 installed but I�m using Norton Internet Security. So far there are no compatibility issues with Norton.
Other than the conflicts with A5, I think Kaspersky is a first class suite.
On my laptop, I�m one of those guys who needs to keep the previous version, so I have both Ver 9 and 10 installed. I made both versions Trusted Applications in Kaspersky. Here are the results:
� Ver 9 runs perfectly
� Ver 10 starts, but every time I open a database, any database, I am peppered with an annoying dialog box constantly popping up with the following message:
�Cannot load library for language �Alpha5.XbasicScript.1�
Path: �C:\Program Files\A5v9\XbasicActiveScripting.dll�
Please contact Kaspersky Lab for the solution (error:0000007F)
I�m guessing that error message comes from Alpha Five, but I would like to have someone from the company verify that.
Solution
Kaspersky tech support was stymied. I solved it myself by deleting version 9 and now Ver 10 works properly, at least so far. I guess I have to live without the older version on my laptop.
Notes
On my desktop, I also have both ver 9 and ver 10 installed but I�m using Norton Internet Security. So far there are no compatibility issues with Norton.
Other than the conflicts with A5, I think Kaspersky is a first class suite.
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