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  1. DeanP
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    Run the AVG removal tool - somehow, there are some AVG driver/files loaded on your system
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  3. kenmdotexe
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    So wut caused the conflict?
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  4. yowanvista
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    kenmdotexe said:
    So wut caused the conflict?
    Running Driver Verifier - Enable and Disable could help us identify the issue
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  6. kenmdotexe
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    Thanks,
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  7. kenmdotexe
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    Well, it fixed it
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