When I was on the computer earlier today, everything was working properly.
Now, it’s showing–Again-- that the internet provider is waiting for a subsystem to start. (7 providers, 5 running)
I sent a test message to myself and it is not showing the usual text of being scanned, date, etc.
I rebooted and also shut down, but it did not clear it up like it did before.
Why is this happening again??
cojo
anyone??
I thought this problem was solved on my system! why would it start up again?
Can you go
Start > Administrative Tools > Services > ashMaiSv.exe (the Mail Service of avast) and see how it starts? I mean, Automatic, Manual or Disabled?
Technical, it’s showing it’s set to manual. When I tried starting it, the following message came up:
Could not start Avast! Mail Scanner service on local computer. Error 183 Cannot create a file when that file already exists.
I can’t understand why it was fine before and now it’s not…I did absolutely nothing except go offline and then log on again after a few hours!
thanks!
cojo
Cojo, have you right clicked on the Avast “a”.> then go to access control>
left click on that>then left click on Internet Mail> then left click on custom. After that you can find your choices of Avast adding its stamp on your incoming and outgoing e-mails.
I checked it, Neal, and it is already set for the stamps. It’s still showing that it’s waiting for a subsystem to start.
I also checked my error log but all it is showing is the message from Saturday–when I first had the problem.
11/13/2004 7:11:44 am
NT Authority\ Syst 1676 AAVM Initialization Error unhandled exception
Still showing 7 providers/5 running as of right now…
cojo
BTW, I really like your avatar!
It’s right again, the system is trying to create ashMaiSv.exe I imagine and it’s still there. Don’t worry, let’s focus on your problem. I just ask to know what is happening.
Technical,
I shut down OE–stills shows ashMaiSv.exe running and if I hover over the a icon, it shows 7 providers, 5 running.
It’s the same thing when I brought it back up, but on-access still says “waiting for a subsystem to start.”
oh, gosh, am I confused about why it’s doing this!
I’m going to shut everything down and start over and see if that solves it…like it did before.
cojo
I shut everything down, Technical…and now it’s working correctly again!
I checked before and after I started OE.
On-Access shows internet provider currently running, and now have 6 of 7 providers running.
This is very frustrating! Why would it do this??
If it happens again, how would I manually start the provider? Sorry…I’ll look up how to do it.
cojo
Yeah, it will be boring… But it should work without problems…
Can you try to repair your installation?
Go to Control Panel > Add/Remove programs > avast! antivirus > Remove
Then choose Repair function in the popup window (Repair).