Keyscrambler

Hello there, I've installed an application called Keyscrambler on my Windows 7 64bit RTM edition. According to the software its both compatible with 32 bit and 64bit OS. After installing the software, windows just hangs at the boot up screen and does not load. I've installed this on a Windows 7 32bit RTM edition and it worked fine.

I've contacted the company but they just asked to get a newer version but the problem still persist.Anyone out there has the same problem ? Any suggestion to fix this problem is much appriciated.

Thank you

The installer itself contains both 32bit/64bit files inside. During installation the file is installed in the x86 Program Files.

bbuster said:

Hello there, I've installed an application called Keyscrambler on my Windows 7 64bit RTM edition. According to the software its both compatible with 32 bit and 64bit OS. After installing the software, windows just hangs at the boot up screen and does not load. I've installed this on a Windows 7 32bit RTM edition and it worked fine.

I've contacted the company but they just asked to get a newer version but the problem still persist.Anyone out there has the same problem ? Any suggestion to fix this problem is much appriciated.

Thank you

I have had nothing but problems with Keyscrambler using Win7 64 starting with v2.5. BSOD's and hangs. Contacted the developer and he sent me v2.5.03 which works better, but I still get BSOD's caused by Keyscrambler about once a week. When 2.60 came out, I thought it might be fixed. I got BSOD as soon as I installed. I am back on the 2.5.03 snapshot.

I've been running it on x64 RTM for the last few days, and haven't had any problems related to Keyscrambler. Have you tried writing down the error code from the blue screen? If you can get it down, and post it here, someone may be able to figure out what the problem is.

I have keyscrambler premium installed and have had it for over a year now.

This past Aug. I had a large sum of money stolen from one of my accounts when I tried to transfer funds. Someone keylogged my password and got into my account and transferred the funds to his Liberty Reserve acct.

I lost $14,000.00 and am not very happy with this situation. I emailed QFX about this and they just said it was not their problem.

So I would say to everyone if your transferring a large sum of money don't rely on keyscrambler!

seventyone said:

So I would say to everyone if your transferring a large sum of money don't rely on keyscrambler!

I've always had problems with keyscrambler. Firefox profile corruption due to a few extensions which make use of textbox which key scrambler had some affect over. That was on XP. After setting/installing Win seven as dual boot with XP, I decided that I wanted to go with IE8 as my browser in Win 7 and figured what the hey, I'll add a little extra security by adding key scrambler. It worked perfect considering it crashed IE8 before it could load. All that to say this, done with it, no more key strangler for me.

The KS firefox plugin works fine in 32/64-bit 7. It's when you install the program - not just the ffx plugin - that people are having problems.

Oddly, I didn't have issues with KS on 64-bit 7 until I did a reinstall just a few days ago. I just restarted from a BSOD, on which "KeyScrambler" was shown to be the sole culprit. It's quite odd considering it'd worked fine previously.

Guess I'll be uninstalling KS Premium and reinstalling the ffx KS plugin for now. Not up to dealing with BSOD's when I haven't had a single one since switching to 7 until today.

I have had it with Keyscrambler Pro. It has caused at least 2 BSOD's per week.

Yesterday, when the BSOD happened, it screwed up my Outlook 2007 and I could not open it. It took over 2 hours to fix.

It has been UNINSTALLED. This program is not ready for prime time and don't make the mistake of paying for the Pro edition. It is a rip off!!