SlashRose

No, this eMule was written for me personally in 2016, so that can't be!

What's going on with this build, now the good old eMule is already being sent to the virus lab, please finally fix this bug !!! Time; component; event; user 07/13/2021 5:34:59 PM; ESET kernel; eMule.exe file has been sent to the ESET virus laboratory for analysis.; SYSTEM

This problem only happens when I want to enable the NetBios for the VPN connection in the Eset firewall, that has nothing to do with Open VPN, or what does Open VPN have to do with it, when I want to enable the NEtBios for the VPN connection in Eset in Eset's firewall ?

Yes, but this triggers the event from Eset, because as you can see there is also a report of a temp file, which has nothing to do with Open VPN and no crash of the Eset Gui and if Eset's firewall has a problem with OpenVPN and only Eset, then the problem is probably on Eset's side, especially since the error only occurs in the said Eset build, because previous Eset builds had zero problems with Eset and VPN, the matter is not clear where the problem is, yes that is it, namely on Eset side, or how else do you explain the fact that this event has only existed since the latest Eset build? And as you can see, temp files are also sent to Eset's virus lab.

Marcos I will tell you the Eset problem and because the cause of the whole thing, Eset a Eset problem with OpenVPN, because the NetBios is required for Open VPN, which is blocked by Eset and you release it via Eset, or try to then greases the gui and also does not recognize Eset even the VPN connection and that is the problem of the whole and therefore I ask to fix the problem, thanks!

When can I expect the log files to be evaluated?

Here please the complete log file. eis_logs.zip

Yes, where the Gui was sent to the Eset virus laboratory, the Eset Gui crashed twice, but not afterwards.

Since the upgrade to the new Internet Security Build 14.2.19.0, suspicious files are constantly being sent to Eset's virus lab, but these temp files do not exist. Time; component; event; user 07/07/2021 2:23:28 PM; ESET kernel; file "bc997e7d-1252-420f-bf2f-2ff2f73d629c.tmp" has been sent to the ESET virus laboratory for analysis.; SYSTEM Time; component; event; user 07/04/2021 6:31:42 PM; ESET kernel; file "egui_19eb128d_4028.mdmp" has been sent to the ESET virus laboratory for analysis.; SYSTEM Time; component; event; user 07/04/2021 6:31:28 pm; ESET kernel; file "egui_19ea763d_2560.mdmp" has been sent to the ESET virus laboratory for analysis.; SYSTEM

Then just do an upgrade to v.14.2.19.0, maybe this will solve your problem!

Why doesn't anyone at Eset say anything about it?

Itman you're right, Edge doesn't automatically open now Protected Websites.

That could of course have something to do with Itman, because the Edge is standard for me

The v90 Edge Chromium Banking Browser also runs normally for me.

Bonjour causes errors in many, the Internet is full of them, here is a contribution from many on the Internet. Was ist Bonjour und wie wird man den Service wieder los? - CHIP

Is not available for me either!

I absolutely cannot confirm, I have the fully booked speed with Eset, i.e. zero internet slowdown by Eset, you should see what your internet is using in the background!

The 11.99 module has been updated on the regular channel since yesterday!

Yesterday the secure online and banking module was updated to 1199, since then the security browser has been running on the new Edge v86 again!

After opening the security browser, it closes again by itself, this problem only occurs with the new Edge version 86, I ask for it to be rectified!

If you don't trust Windows, why are you using it?

Also in this version, almost all of the bugs from the last two builds have been adopted, great applause.

Marcos this service runs under any Windows 10, but see for yourself! https://www.giga.de/downloads/windows-10/specials/was-ist-cdpusersvc-windows-dienst/

Must absolutely agree with iTman and that's why I've tried Marcos 1000 times to make things understandable! As always top itman