Error in running Pand Cloud Internet Safety Measures

Asked By arnel bui 10 points N/A Posted on - 03/03/2012

Hi!

I would like to know why wouldn't our safety measures application mount? I got oversight information when I experimented with Panda Cloud Internet Safety measures downloadable off the World Wide Web. I've got XP without the support features. I am specifically anxious if our computer has actually been contaminated with malware and that is preventing in running a particular set up from the security software package. This is actually the error meaning:

Setup.exe – Entry Point Not Found

The task entry point Encode Arrow couldn't be perfectly found on the active URL depository library KERNAL32.dll.

Please help me get to understand this and how to resolve this. Thank you

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Answered By Sharath Reddy 590495 points N/A #109522

Error in running Pand Cloud Internet Safety Measures

If you can not seem to install Panda Cloud Antivirus, try checking your computer for any possible errors. Use a disk utility application to check the system. For a much thorough diagnostics on the system, use a disk utility application like Norton Utilities, PC Tools Performance Toolkit, or Norton SystemWorks. Any problems in the file system can cause installations to go wrong or abort prematurely. I don’t think you have a system compatibility problem because this antivirus is very light to the system and doesn’t require high-end computer specifications to work. You can install Panda Cloud Antivirus on a computer that is running on Windows XP 32-bit Service Pack 2 or later, Windows Vista 32-bit and 64-bit, and Windows 7 32-bit and 64-bit operating systems. It has a very small memory requirement which is only 64 MB.

If you still can not install this antivirus, try installing other antivirus brands or reinstall Windows.

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• Posted on - 03/04/2012
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