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Joseph_T_2
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‎06-08-2016 09:46 AM
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Hello everyone,

I have Intel parallel studio xe 2016 w/ upgrade 3. it is fully integrated w my Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition and I am on Windows 10. Whenever I use any of the tools I get an error message saying unsupported OS. I am pretty sure w/ the advent of update one that parallel studio is supposed to work on Windows 10. Any help would be great!

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Jackson_M_Intel
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‎08-08-2016 07:18 AM
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Hello,

We're still unable to reproduce this in our lab. We have seen issues with interactions with some antivirus software. Do you know if you have any antivirus running, and if so - is it possible to try running with antivirus disabled after a restart to determine if this could be the issue.

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Joseph_T_2
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‎08-08-2016 01:43 PM
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Sir,

I cannot believe it, but yes I disabled my antivirus and it works. It works very very well. Is there any way around my antivirus? Or do I have to disable every time I need to Parallel Studio? I am using AVG Zen Free addition for an antivirus. Thank you very much for all your help!!!  

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