SteveB

I learned something about nod32. The ekrn service is stuck on "starting". I uninstalled nod32. Outlook still dies immediately. When I reinstalled nod32, I got version 9. It crashes immediately with "Windows host process (rundll32) has stopped working". I now have nod32 uninstalled, but am using MSE. I want to concentrate on Outlook. I found that Outlook runs okay when booting up with safe mode with networking. Maybe I should just not install that windows update.

I would like to disable nod32 version 8 so it won't start up when I do a restart. The Windows update KB3107998 crashes Outlook 2007 immediately after starting Outlook. It also crashes Nod32 within 30 seconds of a restart. It gives a message "Error communicating with kernel". To eliminate the possibility that nod32 is causing the Outlook problem, I would like to boot up without nod32.

This Win 7 update came in on Tuesday. Nod32 dies within a minute with a message "Error communicating with kernel". I'm using nod32 version 8. Outlook dies too, as soon as I click the Outlook shortcut.