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    I would think that this flickering you are observing is more related to an issue with your graphics card/chip. Or possibly an issue with the driver/s it is using.

    I don't think so, no other flicker anywhere and I do intense use of the nvidia this days, for simulations with cuda and gaming , also if I disable nod32 real -time and windows defender is enabled(automatically) as shown in the second figure of previous post there is no flicker.

  2. Hi,

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    Is your computer in domain? 

    yes, at CERN domain but it has been at this domain for the las 2 years

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    Per the below screen shot, verify that Windows Security Service is running and its Startup type is set to Manual

    Done, it is in manual and running

    image.thumb.png.92da1402712ff87583a861ac97d67160.png

    If i disable the protection from the system tray icon i get the above result.

    image.thumb.png.b68997dc9d9243f85a131d9991e66c09.png

    If I do it from the Advanced setup it seems to work and stop using nod32 to start using windows defender.

    image.thumb.png.722cb609878d1eedded6f901208e25f0.png

    and then back to normal.

    image.png.8df24dd980becf95f86c8cf7a6243518.png

    What is not shown in the static image is that the above options are flickering as if there where updated every 5 seconds

     

  3. Hi, @itman & @JozefG

    JozefG, I sent you the wetransfer via pm

    I already did what itman is saying, when I started to see this message.

    first with eset installed I did the powershell health check & restore, and sfc:
     

    sfc /scannow -> no problems found
    
    DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth
    
    DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth

     then saved my configurations, downloaded a new copy from eset webpage and reinstall it (in spanish), and retried the powershell commands, same result.

    Messages keep appearing so I reinstall it without copying my settings, but message keep appearing.

    So in order to search the error in english, because there is no a code for this error on the logs I reinstall again but this time in english.

    but messages keep appearing.

    and I came to the forum.

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    My last move is to format and do a clean install, but I can't do it now because this covid crisis I'm not able to go to my office, the windows is mine, I could reinstall windows but most of the engineering software I use has to be installed there for licences.

     

  4. Hi,

    Security center: 

    image.thumb.png.ab5f6d1dacabe329403c52dd03b115a1.png

    antivirus: (is not shown in the image but there is a flicker, i think because the information is being updated on each attempt of nod32 to register)

    image.thumb.png.8c958ab4fcaed4119fbc8e14b199b970.png

    the log I've created with the advanced logging on, and then procesed with the eset log collector is 500MB, I will put in 5 replies:

    Because the limitation of extension I can attach this 5 files are "compressed" in another zip each file

    eis_logs_2part.zip.001.zip

  5. Hi,

    since last week when I boot my windows I get the message the messages:

    Time;Component;Event;User
    01/04/2020 12:36:01;ESET Kernel;ESET Firewall status update in Windows Security Center failed;SYSTEM
    if I go to ESET logs, this message appear 3 or 4 times per minute

    Time;Component;Event;User
    29/03/2020 4:03:37;ESET Kernel;ESET Security status update in Windows Security Center failed;SYSTEM
     

     

    image.thumb.png.abb86bfdb5861b4381282497314e4520.png

     

    Thanks,

     

  6. I acquired nod32 years ago through and offer of the company ONTINET, know when I try to validate the licenses at the licenses administrator, I see that the e-mail where the e-mail confirmation is send is an ONTINET address that it seems auto-generated for the case.

    Is possible to change the e-mail to which are registered the licenses to my e-mail address?

    Thanks and best regards,

     

  7. 6 minutes ago, Marcos said:

    Disabling ESET's real-time protection automatically re-enables Windows Defender on Windows 10 and vice-versa. It is not possible to have two or more real-time protection modules running at a time; it would cause a big performance hit and possibly other issues as well.

    I've tried but then the real-time switch for windows defender still gray so I can not enable it.

    3 minutes ago, itman said:

    I would ask for a clarification on this since it makes no sense to me. If WD was installed on a local resident client, it would make sense.

    Eset at installation time will disable WD realtime protection and register itself within Windows Security Center as the active AV solution. The only solution I see to this is to completely disable NOD32 while at work at which time WD should be reestablished as the active AV solution. When you leave the work network, you would then reenable NOD32.

    So I've been using for several months my computer in the organization domain, but yesterday they called me from the TI Antivirus department asking me why I was not using antivirus, I explained that I was using nod32 but they said that the cannot control this so they ask me for enable windows defender so they can manage or they will block my access.

    So, is there an easy way to switch from antivirus at any time?

     

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