YOGGIE GateKeeper Pico Pro - Includes 1 Year Software Suite Updates

The start of my relationship with my Yoggie Pico Pro was flawless; it installed without errors, ran silently without my knowledge, and was there every time I needed it to be there. Unfortunately that is where the fairy tale ended.I have a Vista Home edition, and the Pico Pro shipped with an XP version of Kaspersky, having emailed the support to Pico I have yet to receive a reply to increase the version supplied to cover the Vista OS. Not only this, each time I place my laptop into a sleep state i.e. close my laptop lid and leave it over night, the Pico Pro goes into a semi-on state, and the USB doesn't recognise it's there. Pico's answer to this was to unplug the Pico each time you place the laptop in to a sleep state....Mmmm, not happy.Ok, so now instead of sleeping my machine, I now shut my machine down every night and thus solve the problem. But another bug that creeps up is the inability of the Pico to update whilst the internet / network traffic is idle. This can add minutes waiting for the Pico to update, and the standard "Please wait whilst your Pico Pro updates itself"...Mmmm, even more unhappy.Well I do persevere, and the only reason why this pc in a thimble hasn't scored a Zero, is because my machine is running allot faster, no more warnings from flabby antivirus / security TSR solutions sat in my tray, and I can surf without worry - well, just a bit of worry.I now would like to know what Pico, updates, sleeps, and shut-downs are all doing for the next version release of the Pico Pro...over to you Pico.

I was looking forward to getting this product but when I tried to use it I was very disappointed. I am running Windows XP with service pack 2. When I plugged the Yoggie into the USB as per the instructions, the computer did not seem to be aware that I had plugged anything in. I had to remove the Yoggie and re-plug it in a couple of times before it was recognised. The same thing happens when I turn on the computer in the morning, it does not always recognise the Yoggie's presence.This package also comes with a version of Kaspersky Anti Virus. I followed the instructions to instal the product, but it gave me an error message every time I tried to run an update. I got fed up with the product and tried to uninstall it, but it wouldn't allow me to do that. The computer then started crashing and giving me strange error messages.After a frustrating couple of days trying to resolve the problems I was forced to use my computer's recovery discs to reset the machine.A complete waste of time and money, thanks for that Yoggie.