cutting_edgetech

Why am I getting this message from NOD 32 when it attempts to update it's virus signature? The Virus Signature update file has not been digitally signed! Do you wish to apply this update anyway? Do you want to use this update anyway? It happened with database 9957.

Where the two Firewall bugs listed as fixed in this build the same bugs that were reported by AV-Comparitives in regards to their recent Firewall Test?

My password has been changed.

Marcos said this bug has been fixed in the latest release. I do not see any mention of it being fixed in the change log. If it has been fixed it should be added to the change log.

Ok, thank you!

If I right click on the NOD 32 tray icon, and choose Temporarily disable protecfion then if the Antiphishing protection is enabled it will become disabled as expected. When I reenable NOD 32's protection by right clicking on the tray icon again then the Antiphishing protection stays disabled instead of returning to it's previous state of being enabled. The Antiphishing protection was enabled before I temporarily disabled NOD 32 protection so I think it should return to it's previous state of being enabled. Please fix this. I'm using Windows 7X64 Ultimate SP1. I'm using NOD 32 AV only build 7.0.302.26 Thank You, cutting_edgetech

No problem they'll sort it. FYI yesterday I tried to send a PM but I got a "service unavailable" message after 30sec or so, but I tried again and again..... And when it finally worked I could see that I had sent no less than 10 PM's without knowing about. I'm glad i'm not the only one seeing these strange behaviors on the forum. I was afraid they would start to think I don't know what I am doing. I've been copying, and saving my post to notepad before submitting them. It has not helped much though because when the last few sentences of my post are missing it will not accept the rest of my post no matter how many times I paste it back, and submit it again.

Ok, that's what I thought Marcos. I just wanted to make sure. Thanks to everyone for responding to my question!

I need the moderators to delete the first 2 duplicate post I made. I assure you that i'm not try to spam the forum. Each time I attempted to make this post I got a message stating, " this service is not available; try back later". It appears the forum still has more bugs to work out.

Is Self Defense, Advanced Memory Scanner, and Exploit Blocker only available if HIPS is enabled? Those options are enabled on my Laptop which I have HIPS enabled on, but those options are not even visible on my Desktop. I do not have HIPS enabled on my Desktop. Should those 3 options still be available to enable with HIPS disabled? The options missing from my Desktop are inside the red box in the screenshot below.

It did not initially. I reboot 3 times, but Eset still was missing from the taskbar. Then I installed some Windows updates, and after rebooting Eset magically appeared in the taskbar again.

If I clicked on it from the start menu it would show the GUI, but that never did bring Eset back to the taskbar. I tried rebooting 3 times, and it never did appear. I checked to see if everything was ticked under msconfig, and it was. I just installed some Windows updates since I had not used this laptop in about 3 weeks. After rebooting to complete the installion of the updates NOD 32 magically appeared in the taskbar again. Its there for now. I will keep my fingers crossed. I have not clue why it just desappeared like that. NOD 32 is the only real-time security software I have installed on this Laptop at the moment. I just reformatted it 3 weeks ago so I guess you could say I have a fresh installation of windows since I have not used it since until today.

I boot my computer today to find NOD 32 is not showing in the taskbar anymore. It is running in Windows task manager, but absent from the toolbar. What should I do to get it back? If I click on customize in toolbar NOD 32 is not there. Also, is there a hotkey for the GUI?

I'm just glad NOD 32 detects them all. I was just trying to find an explination as to why NOD 32 blocked it about a month after the installation. I thought it might have been since I had just enabled Potentially Unsafe Applications. I'm very happy with NOD 32! I'm glad they detect this junk unlike many other AV's.

I almost always use Firefox. I have IE of course, and I also have Opera installed.

Thanks for the links Marcos! I enabled detect Potentially Unsafe Applications last night, and today when I logged in NOD 32 blocked BundleOfferManager.exe which was installed with Camstudio a month ago. I explicitly declined all bundled software offers with Camstudio which was like 4 different offers if I remember correctly. I remember thinking how ridiculous it was to offer so much bloatware. It was the highest I have seen with any installer. Despite the fact that I declined all bundled software offers Camstudio installed BundleOfferManager.exe with the installation. NOD 32 informed me it attempted to run which is alarming to me since I was not even using Camstudio at the time it was blocked from running. I thought applications like this would be detected with Potentially Unwanted Applications enabled, but it was not detected until after I enabled detect Potentially Unsafe Applications. Maybe NOD 32 just started detecting this, or maybe it was because I did not have detect Potentially Unsafe Applications enabled until now. I have contacted Camstudio, and I also started a thread about it at Wilders . Btw.. This forum is still cutting off the last part of my post. I tried to reference a thread at WildersI started about this, but it removes it everytime. It removes anything I type below that also. So I will have to accept my incomplete post since it will continue to remove part of my post.

Does NOD 32 detect keyloggers if detection for Potentially Unsafe Applications is not enabled? I just read in the documentation that Keylogges are classified as Potentially Unsafe Applications.

This is very good policy, and all AV vendors should be like this if they really care about their customers!

Neither am I! I hope Eset never goes to calling their product by the year 2014, 2015, etc.. It's just a sales tactic.

Btw.. the only issue I have seen so far is I got a message last night saying Eset had a critical error when updating. I did not observe any problems though. I only got the message. It's updating fine now. I'm not sure how much info Eset would need to diagnose the problem. I'm not sure they would even want to since it's not happening now.

I may do that once I have space to hook up my test machines again. I would want to know what the pre-release updates are that i'm installing though so I will know what possible problems to look for. Is there a way of obtaining this info?

I had pre released updates enabled for only a day, and I had to roll back my machine to test some other software. I didn't have any problems during that 1 day of use. I just enabled pre release updates again. I will try using pre released updates until the final is released.

Thanks for the replys! I would have thought I would have gotten more replys. I guess most of the beta testers are not keeping up with the forum.

Do you have Pre-Release Updates enabled? Did you have any problems after enabling them?

Yeah, V7 is running better for me than V6. Windows is no longer hanging at least.