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I've had Net Gear wireless Router MR814V2 on my computer for a year now and
have had not problems with it working.
Now I changed virus protection companies from Norton (which by the way I
removed completely as the directions said to) to Freedom Zero Knowledge.
Now when my computer starts up, I get a message regarding the G drive which
is my netgear drive. There are several messages I receive. One is 6d4: QT
Taqsk.exe no disk (There is no disk in drive G) and 1f4:QTtask no disk (no
disk in drive device\hardisk1\DR2.
I contacted Net Gear and they were useless in their fix for it. They said
they recommend I contact the software vendor for the solution. That is fine,
but what software vendor?
Has anyone had this happen and how do I get rid of it?
Thank you
Diane

 

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"dianetheresa" <dianetheresa@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B8251CD1-10EF-4DC7-88F8-19A33E34C8E9@microsoft.com...
> I've had Net Gear wireless Router MR814V2 on my computer for a year now
> and
> have had not problems with it working.
> Now I changed virus protection companies from Norton (which by the way I
> removed completely as the directions said to) to Freedom Zero Knowledge.
> Now when my computer starts up, I get a message regarding the G drive
> which
> is my netgear drive. There are several messages I receive. One is 6d4: QT
> Taqsk.exe no disk (There is no disk in drive G) and 1f4:QTtask no disk (no
> disk in drive device\hardisk1\DR2.
> I contacted Net Gear and they were useless in their fix for it. They said
> they recommend I contact the software vendor for the solution. That is
> fine,
> but what software vendor?

The vendor for your antivirus. Although, as I read their site, the program
you are using contains a firewall.

> Has anyone had this happen and how do I get rid of it?

You probably have a misconfigured firewall. Look at the documentation,
help files, etc. for the firewall. Or call Freedom Zero Knowledge product
support.

> Thank you
> Diane
>

 

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"dianetheresa" <dianetheresa@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im
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> but what software vendor?

The vendor of Freedom Zero Knowledge.

> Has anyone had this happen and how do I get rid of it?

Perhaps you should get rid of your new virus protection software.

Christian

 

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Are you sure this problem is associated with the Anti virus software? What
exactly does your router have to do with a G drive? Isn't QTTask associated
with Apple's quicktime?

I suspect you're looking in the wrong place to associate the blame for the
problem.


"dianetheresa" <dianetheresa@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B8251CD1-10EF-4DC7-88F8-19A33E34C8E9@microsoft.com...
> I've had Net Gear wireless Router MR814V2 on my computer for a year now
and
> have had not problems with it working.
> Now I changed virus protection companies from Norton (which by the way I
> removed completely as the directions said to) to Freedom Zero Knowledge.
> Now when my computer starts up, I get a message regarding the G drive
which
> is my netgear drive. There are several messages I receive. One is 6d4: QT
> Taqsk.exe no disk (There is no disk in drive G) and 1f4:QTtask no disk (no
> disk in drive device\hardisk1\DR2.
> I contacted Net Gear and they were useless in their fix for it. They said
> they recommend I contact the software vendor for the solution. That is
fine,
> but what software vendor?
> Has anyone had this happen and how do I get rid of it?
> Thank you
> Diane
>