NAV2002 latest update(s) causing BSOD under WinXP?

[MCS]

I have been running WinXP and NAV2002 for a few months now without issues, but about two weeks ago I started getting BSODs, usually when using IE. I thought it was a cooling issue, so about a week ago I upped the cooling in my case but I also disabled Real Time Protection, as I know NAV can cause problems sometimes. Everything was fine, so I thought it was the cooling...until....last night I rebooted my PC (I leave it on 24/7) and within an hour got a BSOD. I noticed that because of the reboot Real Time Protection had been turned back on, so I disabled it again and things have been fine since. I have a Ghost backup from October, which I reinstated, and after NAV2002 had done it's auto update the BSODs started, which is strange since back in October when the backup was taken the PC was fine and stable, and I have changed nothing since then. Could it be that one of the auto updates for December(ish) is causing a problem with Real Time Protection?

 

[hclarkjr]

i am running NAV 2002 fine with winxp and all the updates for norton. protection is turned on too

 

[MCS]

Not what I wanted to hear! Perhaps my NAV install is shafted.

 

[Murpheeee]

<< i am running NAV 2002 fine with winxp and all the updates for norton. protection is turned on too >>



me too

 

[blackhawk]

My XP pro and NAV 2002 are getting along okay too. Auto protect and update are enabled. Caught an attachment virus just today.

 

[monopoly]

And me...

 

[Doh!]

Four systems w/ XP and the latest updates on all of them = no problem here.

 

[bacillus]

add me to the list of having all the updates without any noticable problems!

 

[Psychoholic]

I've got several machines here with XP and NAV 2002, no problems. I'd try reinstalling NAV.

 

[MCS]

It's an old post which has got bumped up to the top, the issue has been resolved, thanks all.