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Vuze stalls on startup thanks to Intercheck process

imom

I finally figured out why Vuze always takes several minutes to start up. When I start it, the Intercheck process jumps to 100% CPU usage for several minutes and the program stalls. If I force quit this process, Vuze starts immediately. Is there any way to stop this from happening? Vuze is he only affected application.

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    Thanks for taking the time to do that. I missed the drop down arrows on the left last time. Was in too much of a hurry :)

    That's now implemented. If you don't hear back from me, you can assume it was a success :)

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    Well it didn't fix the problem completely. Vuze has generally been starting up instantly so I thought the problem was fixed but today it happened again and I had to force quit the intercheck process to enable Vuze to start up.

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    Today I had to force quit the INtercheck process again. Does anyone have any ideas what else might need to be set as an exception?

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    I just discovered that the reason my "repair permissions" process was taking so long (and has been since last year) was because it was also being locked up by Sophos! I suddenly realised that Sophos might be doing the same trick so I checked Activity Monitor and there it was. Grrr, that program has literally caused me to wait for hours. Just uninstalled it. It's less trouble than a virus!

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