Question What services do I need to install a program?

[Aortic Rg]

I had a bsod, I then hid my windows services then disabled all my other services, I'm trying to add them all back one by one, but I missed something I guess.

Anyways i'm trying to reinstall a Virus Protection Program (comodo) because it's good and it's free, when I download the install file everything works fine. When I go to unpack it and run it it opens then disappears.

I'm thinking this should be easy and someone knows about this to help me out.

Thanks!

 

[rocktalkrock]

Have you disabled Windows own antivirus software Windows Defender? I would assume they are conflicting.

https://www.windowscentral.com/how-permanently-disable-windows-defender-windows-10

 

[Aortic Rg]

Have you disabled Windows own antivirus software Windows Defender? I would assume they are conflicting.

https://www.windowscentral.com/how-permanently-disable-windows-defender-windows-10

Thanks! ...one of the first things I do is disable the Defender. so yes it's off.

 

[rocktalkrock]

Thanks! ...one of the first things I do is disable the Defender. so yes it's off.

When you try to install Comodo are you running as administrator?

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDQ-KTv2-a4

 

[USAFRet]

Have you disabled Windows own antivirus software Windows Defender? I would assume they are conflicting.

https://www.windowscentral.com/how-permanently-disable-windows-defender-windows-10

Defender IS "Windows own antivirus "

 

[USAFRet]

I had a bsod, I then hid my windows services then disabled all my other services, I'm trying to add them all back one by one, but I missed something I guess.

Anyways i'm trying to reinstall a Virus Protection Program (comodo) because it's good and it's free, when I download the install file everything works fine. When I go to unpack it and run it it opens then disappears.

I'm thinking this should be easy and someone knows about this to help me out.

Thanks!

"I had a bsod, I then hid my windows services then disabled all my other services"

That is not the way to "fix" a BSOD.
Identify the problem before applying a solution.

Disabling all other services is NOT the way to do things. There are many things that happen behind the scenes. One thing may (and does) depend on others.

 

[Aortic Rg]

"I had a bsod, I then hid my windows services then disabled all my other services"

That is not the way to "fix" a BSOD.
Identify the problem before applying a solution.

Disabling all other services is NOT the way to do things. There are many things that happen behind the scenes. One thing may (and does) depend on others.

Thanks! The BSOD code is new and has not been listed in any thread or forum, my PC would only run for 1.5 minutes before it wanted to BSOD again, (over and over) my pc ran fine in Safe Mode, so this is where I'm at.

Please refer to the question of this post, i'm not asking how to fix a BSOD. Thanks, I'll give you the code if you want but, i'm over that now.

 

[SkyNetRising]

The BSOD code is new and has not been listed in any thread or forum, my PC would only run for 1.5 minutes before it wanted to BSOD again, (over and over)

Is your windows 7 activated?
Windows 7 with expired activation period will do that.

 

[Aortic Rg]

Is your windows 7 activated?
Windows 7 with expired activation period will do that.

I doubt it, the PC originally came with 10, but was reverted to 7.

 

[SkyNetRising]

If you had legit windows 10 on your pc, what's the point in reverting to unactivated windows 7 ?

Windows 10 is fine running unactivated.
Windows 7 will not be ok unactivated.

 

[USAFRet]

Please refer to the question of this post, i'm not asking how to fix a BSOD. Thanks, I'll give you the code if you want but, i'm over that now.

I get that fixing the BSOD was not "the question".
But...disabling all services is now "the problem".

 

[Aortic Rg]

If you had legit windows 10 on your pc, what's the point in reverting to unactivated windows 7 ?

Windows 10 is fine running unactivated.
Windows 7 will not be ok unactivated.

Good to know,
Thanks!

 

[Aortic Rg]

I get that fixing the BSOD was not "the question".
But...disabling all services is now "the problem".

Don't see how, my PC stays on now (not even on safe mode)