After upgrading from Total Commander 4.0 to 4.5, the start of Total Commander takes one minute instead of 1 second! What can I do?: Difference between revisions
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'''A:''' This problem is probably caused by your virus scanner. Totalcmd.exe is packed with the EXE packer ASPack. Certain virus scanners seem to observe the startup of each program in single step mode, which is of course terribly slow. Solution: Exclude totalcmd.exe from the scan operation - Total Commander contains a built-in virus protection. We also offer (by support e-mail) an unpacked version of Total Commander to registered users if you cannot disable the scan of totalcmd.exe in your company. | '''A:''' This problem is probably caused by your virus scanner. Totalcmd.exe is packed with the EXE packer ASPack. Certain virus scanners seem to observe the startup of each program in single step mode, which is of course terribly slow. Solution: Exclude totalcmd.exe from the scan operation - Total Commander contains a built-in virus protection. We also offer (by support e-mail) an unpacked version of Total Commander to registered users if you cannot disable the scan of totalcmd.exe in your company. | ||
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[[de:Nach dem Wechsel von Total Commander 4.0 auf 4.5 dauert der Start des Total Commander plötzlich eine Minute statt 1 Sekunde! Was kann ich tun?]] | |||
Latest revision as of 22:25, 27 September 2005
A: This problem is probably caused by your virus scanner. Totalcmd.exe is packed with the EXE packer ASPack. Certain virus scanners seem to observe the startup of each program in single step mode, which is of course terribly slow. Solution: Exclude totalcmd.exe from the scan operation - Total Commander contains a built-in virus protection. We also offer (by support e-mail) an unpacked version of Total Commander to registered users if you cannot disable the scan of totalcmd.exe in your company.
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