I am using SecureBat! v2, and I want to be able to decode PGP 8. Now, I am reading that SecureBat! has built in PGP 6-8 support, however everytime I try to enable it, it is greyed out. Is there a reason for this? Does this mean I already need PGP 8?

I figured I would install PGP 8 since it give me what I wanted. Well, it worked. However, as soon as I rebooted, my whole machine crashed. When windows came up, the mouse and keyboard were frozen at logon.

I have spent the last 24 hours reloading my system, angrily enough. I loaded up PGP 8, and the same thing happened. I was able to recover my system and figured something was wrong with PGP. Well, I loaded PGP 9, fresh off the website, and it corrupted the freshly installed operating system again.  I was able to recover and clean it out of my registry. When securebat is uninstalled, PGP loads just fine. Is there a reason that Securebat causes PGP to corrupt my system, or vice versa? It seems to me that there probably isn't a difference in version 3.5 that corrects this problem, and I'm not willing to try at this point.

Basically, I am angry that I can't use PGP 8 or 9 and securebat/thebat.


Also, I notice there is a complete lack of comparison for the TheBat! Educational Version. So is educational the Home version, or the Pro version?