As you probably know I haven't been doing much on my computer (Vista) but this morning I got this message. Any ideas?
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I can only suggest a call/email to Eset, Noreen, sorry.
I think that I'll live with it for now, Rik, can't really cope with it at the moment. I know that NOD32 is working anyway.
Can you turn off the alert in Vista, as you can in XP?
A reboot may help, Noreen. I get weird messages on my Vista machine about F-Secure sometimes.
I've already turned the machine off and on again with no effect. I think that it must be the latest automatic defs download as I didn't have it yesterday. Perhaps the next download may fix it.
More than likely, Noreen. :)
NOD has been a little weird in the past week. :(
I would not worry its Windows causing the issues Noreen here is a quote from Kaspersky forum
"Please do not pay attention to that warning, this is due to Microsoft`s change in Vista Security Center format. As we can see, many Av products are showing this alert now. This is clearly a misconfiguration on Microsoft`s side. We are working with Microsoft so they remove that warning in nearest future"
Good old MS. Thanks, Gary. :thumb:
Thanks, Gary, I was wondering if it was specific to Vista as I've not seen it happening on XP. :thumb:
Typical MS, lets just change the format, then oops look what happened. ::)
Thanks Gary, I've stopped the Windows Security Centre monitoring it for now.
Just to add installing vista SP2 stops this behaviour.
SP2 won't install, there's a previous thread about this. I'm not the only one with the SP2 problem.
Quote from: Noreen on Jul 16, 2009, 10:40:00
SP2 won't install, there's a previous thread about this. I'm not the only one with the SP2 problem.
I remember Noreen thats most odd I think OEMs mucked things up, also running your AV never helps I shut mine down so it could not boot and disturb the install after the first phase, thats why I hate computers now, they are just tools and best forgotten about as much as possible, I used to reinstall worry when it didnt do things right, now as long as it boots and i can watch a few things on the BBC iplayer browse and have email I don't really mind the quirks, you did the best thing shutting down the warning you know NOD works and thats that :thumb:
I dare say that these problems are easily solved but I don't feel able to cope with them at the moment as I have a broken arm.
Quote from: Noreen on Jul 16, 2009, 11:07:28
I dare say that these problems are easily solved but I don't feel able to cope with them at the moment as I have a broken arm.
Noreen tbh its best left as it is, if your pc works thats all that matters :) Hope your arm gets better soon.
Re this problem. I'm running v3 at the moment, I seem to remember that after some recent problems it was recommended that people should revert to v3 from v4 but I don't know whether that still applies. http://kb.eset.com/esetkb/index?page=content&id=SOLN2292
As NOD32 is working anyway I'm going to live with it for now. ;D