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Discussions on WindowsForum.com reference Computer Associates (CA) in the context of security software and system issues. One thread warns Windows 7 users about CA's free security suite provided through Roadrunner, advising against installing the anti-spyware component due to incompatibility with Windows 7. Another thread involves troubleshooting Windows 7 crashes, where a user identifies the process mdmcls32.exe, associated with Computer Associates software, as a potential factor in crash dumps and COM permission errors. These posts highlight user experiences with CA software on Windows 7, including compatibility concerns and system stability impacts.
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Windows 7 Windows 7 Professional crashing - please help
The in-laws are having computer issues. They are experiencing crash dumps once every couple days...sometimes more often. I attached the crash dump file. One thing else I noticed in the Administrative event log is a series of events: The application-specific permission settings do not grant...- Lordgeek
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- application issues com server component services computer associates crash dump files error logs event log local activation mdmcls32 network service parental controls security software removal system issues tech support troubleshooting user account windows 7
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- Forum: Windows Blue Screen of Death (BSOD)
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Windows 7 Free Roadrunner Security Software: Important Tips and Warnings for Windows 7 Users
This memo is just FYI If you use Roadrunner as your IP you can download their free security system. Computer Associates provides the software. @ the option menu DO NOT install the anti-spywear portion of the program. It will not recognize Windows 7. Pick a different one from the net. I have...- chugnalng
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- antivirus computer associates free tools internet safety memo road runner security software spyware windows 7
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- Forum: Windows Security