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To: AJ Berger who wrote (31)	9/22/1999 2:31:00 PM
From: Raymond Duray	Read Replies (1) of 36

Re: Technical question/DirecPC NavigatorDialler conflicts with WinNT4.0. Hi A.J. and All, I have just installed Hughes DirecPC and have been very happy with the increase in bandwidth provided vis a vis my v.90 modem. The problem I am having is an apparent software conflict between the Hughes Navigator dialler and WinNT4.0 (Build 1381). The general pattern is that when I start the stand-alone workstation in the morning, the first two times I use the dialler to try to connect to my ISP, Dr. Watson intervenes and closes the dialler. Almost always, the third time is a charm. I called Hughes technical support and the techie there said that this is a known bug. He recommended that I disable Dr. Watson. I am loathe to do this because I cannot find anything from Microsoft to indicate what the results might be of disabling this anti-virus/debug software. My question to the thread is whether anyone has seen this behaviour before and if there is a kludge out there for solving this issue. Thanks in Advance for any reply. Best, Ray

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