No. You have to remove Eset all together. Now my removal list is up to 14 on my clients Outlook sending problem.
It's weird then because only protocol filtering and email plug-ins can affect POP3(S)/IMAP(S) communication. Does the problem persist with both protocol filtering and Outlook integration disabled? Does disabling firewall or any other protection module help?
If you have contacted Customer care regarding the issue, provide me with details so that I can look up logs in the ticketing system.
I would need to check program's configuration at the time the issue occurs. Please provide logs from ESET Log Collector from the time when you have disabled various ESET features / options and the problem persists. Also Wireshark logs from both working and non-working state could shed more light.
ALl my clients are using Exchange. Now up to 14 clients removed. This is a disaster for me.