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installed fresh Vista and NIS 2008, then resolved the problem... ! tnx !
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installed fresh Vista and NIS 2008, then resolved the problem... ! tnx !

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You're welcome.<br />
Good Luck to you. . . &nbsp; <br />
jcgriff2<br />

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You're welcome.
Good Luck to you. . .  
jcgriff2


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Hi Experts,<br />
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I'm experiencing a Vista memory dump (typical blue screen with the counting). It's happening when I connecting to the VPN and downloading files from the remote location.<br />
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1. VPN is connecting without issue<br />
2. it's opens the remote network location without issue<br />
3. But once I started a file transfer memory dump happens<br />
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and I have done various tests and finally noticed when I uninstalled Norton Antivirals 2009, it's not happened. <br />
<br />
And after that I was trying adding some more rules to the port and the program but it's not helped. And now I'm about to contact Norton customer support.<br />
<br />
At the same time what are the other possible solutions for this ? Please advise &amp;&nbsp;Thanks !
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Hi Experts,

I'm experiencing a Vista memory dump (typical blue screen with the counting). It's happening when I connecting to the VPN and downloading files from the remote location.

1. VPN is connecting without issue
2. it's opens the remote network location without issue
3. But once I started a file transfer memory dump happens

and I have done various tests and finally noticed when I uninstalled Norton Antivirals 2009, it's not happened. 

And after that I was trying adding some more rules to the port and the program but it's not helped. And now I'm about to contact Norton customer support.

At the same time what are the other possible solutions for this ? Please advise & Thanks !

Vista memory dump when the PVN downloads the files to the local hard drive

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