Hi All, I recently decided to take the plunge and upgrade my Paint Shop Pro v 8 to v X7. I know, maybe a little rash of me.

I am now wishing I hadn't. Finite Element Fortran Program Statement. The software and all the bits and pieces that came with it installed and worked fine. The problem I have now is that my computer spends most of the time with the mouse pointer showing the busy icon, lights on my router look like a firework display and during these periods, when I move the mouse it moves in jerks. I have since found out that during the installation, copy protection software is installed which for some reason connects to the internet regularly.

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I have now uninstalled Paint shop Pro x7 and all that I thought it had installed but the problem still exists. My PC is not a slouch, It's an I7 3.2GHz with 24Gb RAM and has always been very quick. Does anyone have any ideas how to remove this undesirable takeover of my PC and return it to it's normal self.? Thanks for reading. Using PSP2018 version 20.2.0.1 Also installed versions X4 thru X9 Advisor Posts: 1964 Joined: Tue Nov 30, 2010 12:44 am Location: USA operating_system: Windows 7 Professional System_Drive: C 32bit or 64bit: 64 Bit motherboard: MSI 2A9C processor: 2.80 gigahertz Intel Core i7 860 ram: 8GB Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce GT 220 sound_card: NVIDIA High Definition Audio Hard_Drive_Capacity: 750GB Monitor/Display Make & Model: HP 2010i 20' HD Ready LCD Corel programs: PSPX4 ~2018; DrawX5 Suite; Painter2018 •.

Like the others, I do not find that this licensing service creates any issues on my computer and it's an older, less powerful model, and given the thousands of people using X7 without reporting this issue I'm inclined to believe that something else caused your issues, albeit it must have been reasonably concurrent with your installation of X7. I'd get the free Malwarebytes and run a complete system scan if I were you, because I suspect you have some type of malware present. I also suggest getting Hitman Pro and doing the same thing.

Between the two of them you should get a good scan of various malware that may be present. You should be able to reinstall X7 after you have gone through all of the scans and cleaned anything you find, because that program works for everybody else without these issues and you'll find that it's a great improvement in many ways over PSP8. EDIT: And I do not think that you can just disable the licensing process if you want to use PSP X7 because the program will not run without those processes running when PSP is launched. However, you can prevent PSP from checking for updates in Preferences I believe, and even block it from accessing the internet using your firewall's options. You can also block the Psi service from accessing the internet with your firewall (I just tested that and X7 still works), so it seems that the process just has to run, not necessarily be able toconnect to the internet.

Totally Rad 2 Rapidshare Downloader here. You might want to try that, although I can't see PSP being the cause of your issues. And when you uninstalled PSPX7 did you use the uninstall tool provided near the top of this forum? That's the best way to do a clean uninstall.