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Kaspersky and Trend Micro Security Server for SMB

* This is an older post but we ran into this issue once again.

We recently migrated a client to Kaspersky BusinessSpace Security and part of this migration was to remove Trend Micro for SMB from their Windows Small Business server.  The suite also included the messaging security agent for Exchange.  We removed the security server through Add/Remove programs and of course it seem to stall near the end and said not all components could be removed, reboot, and manually delete the program folder under C:/Program Files…After we did that we still couldn’t install Kaspersky as it said it could still see the Trend Micro installation.  After a bit of googling, we found a KB article from Trend Micro’s support database that described the process to manually remove ALL components.  After stepping through the pages of instructions we still could not install Kasperky.  Frustrated,  we decided to check Kaspersky’s forums just to see whether someone was having the same issue, and sure enough, we stumbled upon these instructions:

·         Delete this folder : C:\program Files\InstallShield Installation Information\{E0CA6191-52E8-41E0-96B2-05E A08E6869C}

·         Pay attention you should enable display of hidden files and folder to see it.

·         Then reinstall the product.

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HP Pavilion Elite m9430f video card noise…

If you’re the unlucky owner of the HP Pavilion m9430f, it is plagued with a video card issue.  Do a quick Google search and you will find that every single person that purchased this system from HP is experiencing the same issue.  It’s hard to say exactly what the problem is, but basically the video card thinks it’s overheating and the fan essentially goes beserk.  This could be  a Windows Vista 64-bit issue, a Nvidia driver issue, or a physical hardware issue.  Either way, we have a solution to your literal headaches.

All you need to do is download RivaTuner

  1. Once installed, on the ‘Main’ tab click on Customize (beside the name of your video card)
  2. Now select Low-level Power Settings (image of a video card)
  3. Check the box to Enable low-level fan control
  4. We set this to 95% but different percentages may work
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