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    Bumper7 Guest

    SAS running slow

    SuperAntiSpyware has been running a 'quick scan' for TWO hours but has
    only scanned 388 'memory items'. No registry items have been scanned
    and no file items either. It takes a couple of minutes to scan each
    driver!

    Do I need to delete it and reinstall SAS?

  2. #2
    Buffalo Guest

    Re: SAS running slow



    Bumper7 wrote:
    > SuperAntiSpyware has been running a 'quick scan' for TWO hours but has
    > only scanned 388 'memory items'. No registry items have been scanned
    > and no file items either. It takes a couple of minutes to scan each
    > driver!
    >
    > Do I need to delete it and reinstall SAS?


    Did you try rebooting? If that doesn't help, I would uninstall SAS and
    rei-nstall it. Have a fresh copy of SAS ready.
    If you have the same problem, post back.
    Buffalo
    PS: Sounds like version 5 is getting close to coming out.
    PPS: Dl, install, update and run the free version of MBAM to see if there is
    a problem that is causing SAS to run so slow.



  3. #3
    1PW Guest

    Re: SAS running slow

    On 5/24/2011 14:15, Bumper7 wrote:
    > SUPERAntiSpyware has been running a 'quick scan' for TWO hours but has
    > only scanned 388 'memory items'. No registry items have been scanned
    > and no file items either. It takes a couple of minutes to scan each
    > driver!
    >
    > Do I need to delete it and reinstall SAS?


    You might try running the chkdsk utility to see if you have trouble
    with your hard disk drive.




  4. #4
    savvytechie.com Guest

    Re: SAS running slow

    On 24/05/2011 5:15 PM, Bumper7 wrote:
    > SuperAntiSpyware has been running a 'quick scan' for TWO hours but has
    > only scanned 388 'memory items'. No registry items have been scanned
    > and no file items either. It takes a couple of minutes to scan each
    > driver!
    >
    > Do I need to delete it and reinstall SAS?

    Clear all your temp items with ccleaner or something similar.
    then try again.
    check taskmgr if you're running @ high CPU.
    Also, another anti-virus program might be scanning each item that SAS
    tries to scan so sometimes it doubles the scan time.

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