[Eset outlook integration - Safe to remove?]

Perfect, thank you! 

[Email message in Outlook changed to draft by ESET]

Also worth noting that it appears the draft issue is more prevalent at the start of every month. For three days beginning on the 1st, roughly 70-100% of emails coming in would be sent into draft mode, whereas now only about 10-20% are affected. 

[Eset outlook integration - Safe to remove?]

Also worth noting that it appears the draft issue is more prevalent at the start of every month. For three days beginning on the 1st, roughly 70-100% of emails coming in would be sent into draft mode, whereas now (before my rough workaround) only about 10-20% would be affected. 

[Eset outlook integration - Safe to remove?]

Thank you Marcos. I will contact Customer care right away. In the meantime as a rough workaround I have disabled outlook integration on all PC's that share a mailbox and this has seemed to resolve our issue. I suppose my question is how big a hole have I put in our security whilst I wait for a proper fix/workaround? Thanks 

[Eset outlook integration - Safe to remove?]

not even some general advice? 

[Email message in Outlook changed to draft by ESET]

We are having the same issue. Any advice on a fix or acceptable workaround? 

[Eset outlook integration - Safe to remove?]

Hi,

 

I am having issues with my outlook 2010 whereby new emails are going into 'draft mode', and are a pain to return to normal. (If anyone has experience with this issue advice is greatly appreciated!) 

 

After weeks of research I am fairly confident the issue is caused by a combination of Eset outlook integration, and having multiple users access the same accounts on multiple computers. 

 

My question is twofold - Can I remove all Eset integration with outlook (email scanning, anti-spam), without putting too big a hole in my security? I understand that any viruses or malware will still be picked up by other Eset components. 

 

Secondly - When I have attempted to disable the integration to test the solution to my issue, Eset is constantly telling me that my emails are not protected and anti-spam is disabled - is there anyway to tell Eset that yes, I am aware of this, but it is intentional and I do not need to see the red exclamation mark.

 

Kind regards,

 

Joshua  

 

Edit  - This is the only other reference to the issue I am having I could find on the forum. Note a lack of a fix or workaround! 

- https://forum.eset.com/topic/989-email-message-in-outlook-changed-to-draft-by-eset/?hl=draft