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Thanks very much for the reply. I don't want this Eset junk on my computer again so I'm very reluctant to system restore, and even if I do I still have the problem of having to uninstall again and more likely than not still have the same issue. I can connect to the internet via ethernet cable so reinstalling the network adapter is probably my best choice. As you say hopefully it will work. To you guys at Eset I say again, this is inexcusable for a paid product to mess things up for me the way it has. i will be avoiding your products like the plague from now on. PS - just reporting back to say reinstalling network drivers went fine. Hopefully this will be the last I have to do with anything Eset.

I've just uninstalled this pile of garbage and now I have no wi-fi. I sort of expect this type of thing with Comodo Internet Security but for a paid product not to uninstall cleanly without issues is inexcusable. I'm reluctant to use the separate Eset Uninstaller tool as it says its use could seriously harm my computer. Any advice on how to get my wi-fi back very much appreciated. W7 x86

Is that in relation to the Chrome extension or login via the LastPass website? And any idea how long this will be?

I assume it's impossible to use the LastPass Chrome extension in the Eset banking and payment protection browser, but is it possible to login to LastPass via their site and use it that way? When i sign in to LastPass this way and then try and use my LastPass vault to login to sites in order to bank, shop etc, my login details are not filled in by LastPass. Does this mean it is not possible to use LastPass at all in the Eset browser?

Can anyone advise on settings that get closest to Comodo Firewall's proactive mode?

Apologies for the hijacking but thanks for the replies. 7 year old x86 laptop that unfortunately takes a noticeable performance hit when using ESET SS9 so no choice but to look elsewhere.

Another here who is concerned about high RAM usage, particularly ekrn.exe. For me anything above 140 MB is too high, and 200 MB is just ridiculous. My previous security suite totalled around 60MB for all processes. That's enough of Eset for me.