Windows 7: Secunia PSI Win 7 RC compatible?

Good People,

Has anyone used Secunia PSI under Win 7 RC on a 32x machine?

Karl

Yes, it works

Jacee,
Thanks,
karl

I can't seem to get my results to populate. Build 7100 x64. It will scan and be done rather faster than it should, and no results are listed, nothing happens. Not sure what to do to correct it. I always liked using the Secunia scanner as a convenient hub for software updates.

i installed the secunia psi on my labtop and i think it erased my BIOS....

can someone help me out???

i just installed it, then i was asked if i wanted to start the program, i said yes and my screen started to blink and then it simply went black... now my labtop doesnt even start, it wont even show any sort of disc activiti, nothing

Raul,

100% pure coincidence.

Secunia PSI is not the source of your problem.

Is computer usable?
Please supply info about your computer.
Thanks,
Karl

yes so im told...

thanks for repllying....
my labtop is a toshiba satellite M100-132, and it wont even show me any disc activity, nothing. i try to turn it on but all i get is a black screen and the power light

Intel® Core™ Duo T2300, network link Intel® PRO/Wireless 3945ABG e chipset Intel® 945GM Express 1,024 (512 + 512) MB, operating on win 7 ultimate 80Gb of disk, chipset Mobile Intel® 945GM Express graffics

can you help me out...

Sounds like it could be a hardware failure

Raul,
Why do you think you erased the bios? Is this maybe due to some other action you took?

Will the computer boot up correctly?

Try booting up in "Safe Mode".
You enter safe mode by: turn computer off, turn computer on, tapping every second on the F8 key until you get a screen asking you if you want to boot into safe mode.

Infant mortality does occur with electronic devices despite the best efforts of quallty control and assurance departments. Although most problems are due to operator malfunction.

Karl

Definitely sounds like a hardware problem Raul.
Are you getting a post screen or nothing at all?
If you can boot into safe mode as Karlsnooks suggests then try doing a system restore.
Alternatively, if you have a Windows 7 disk or a rescue disk try booting from that and do a repair install.
Regarding PSI Secunia, I tried on a x64 Windows 7 install and found it immensely annoying.
Every time I logged on it would bombard me with reminders to update Adobe Flash and Adobe Reader. I'd do that and then it would remind me again. I began to believe that Adobe products are constantly out of date.(surely not)
I take your point about being useful in keeping everything up to date but it got so irritating I had to take it off.

Cheers, John