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Windows XP: SAservice.exe
SAservice.exe
by portalog - 2/6/07 6:34 AMHas anyone else had a problem with this.?. For some reason it was downloaded onto my Daughters Computer and kept cycling with the message Windows(XP2000) was unable to execute file & would close program. Tried Reg-Fix but this did not work, finally got rid of it by starting up in safe mode, using Explorer to find file. Found two SAservice.exe with the date of the latest one coinciding when the problem started. Deleted file and computer running OK. File was from McFee or purported to be
Frank
SAService.exe
by PudgyOne - 2/6/07 7:19 AM In reply to: SAservice.exe by portalogis the cool program called site advisor.
Uninstall it. Restart your computer. Then re-install it. It is a GREAT tool to have. It helps to keep you away from bad websites.
If you ned to download it again, it can be downloaded at
http://www.siteadvisor.com
Hope this helps.
Rick
***There is a version for each browser***
SAservice.exe
by portalog - 2/6/07 8:27 AM In reply to: SAService.exe by PudgyOneThanks. Computer is OK now but will keep in mind. Agravating thing was with the original problem due to the re-cycling of the program it was impossible to do anything in normal mode.
Frank
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