thompson87

I'm running ESET Internet Security 15.2.11.0 on Windows 10 with the Firewall running in Automatic mode. I noticed that my PC had not successfully synchronized network time since last year. When I tried a manual time synch it failed. When I put the firewall in learning mode it ran successfully, but so many rules were created in a few minutes that I can't tell which one is the one I need to keep enabled when I switch back to automatic mode. And some of them seemed way too broad. For example one of the rules seemed to enable chrome.exe to do UDP to any port or site. And none of them appeared to be specifically related to time synchronization. So what rule do I need to create to enable time synchronization to time.windows.com.

Thanks for your help. Problem solved.

I've had eset smart security enabled on my Windows 10 laptop for some time but only tonight activated the anti-theft option. Eset now gives me an Anti-theft Optimization Warning. When I click on the link to see the optimization report I'm directed to the anti-theft.eset.com website. I'm prompted to sign in to my account and then see my laptop listed with four stars out of five, and a message that the device is not fully optimized. When I click on the "optimize this device" link I get a page that shows my machine, then a horizontal separator line, but no other information or links below the line. (Picture inserted below with computer name obscured.) When I see similar screens on the website there are options for "status" "activity" "optimization" etc. below the separator line, but I see nothing at all and so I can't identify or fix the optimization problem. I can't figure out what is my next stop to resolve the problem. Any help will be appreciated.