RobCom
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II appreciate the response Marcos, I will go ahead an open up a ticket with support and see what happens. I may just try a reinstall, because usually when it's something that is the apps fault the apps forums would have others with the same type or issue, but I don't see any one else with this particular same issue. So most likely it's a failed update issue or a windows 10 thing, or some such thing like that. Thanks again.
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Hello again Marcos, just checking in to see if we have made any progress on this? I still have the constantly spinning "e" logo in my system tray. I did notice when I start the PC it does and update, then it runs a startup scan, but then it just starts spinning again and never stops. This picture is after running for 2 days:
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Hello Marcos, thanks for the reply, I will do that sometime today, and thank you for trying to help. I'll get that you as soon as I am able. Rob
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Yes, well sort of. The little "e" tray icon has the rotating blue spinner, the one the indicates a scan, running constantly, it never stops. But, if I open the app and look in there I don't see anything that says there is an actual scan running. If I hover mu mouse over the spinning tray icon it just says "Startup Scan in Progress" I have gone into the app and run the check for updates and that works fine. It shows that it updated this morning when I started my PC.
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Hey y 'all, I started having a minor, but annoying, issue about a week ago, for some reason my startup scan never seems to complete. I don't see it as a running scan in my AV window anywhere, but rather the tray icon just keeps spinning around, and when I hover over it, it says "Startup Scan in Progress". It says I am using version 140220 Should I be concerned? thanks
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Yes I did disable the webcam protection but the eset driver still remains in the webcam driver list, and even though I'm not sure, I want to test that the camera is not switching to that driver on reboot or some such thing. Because unplugging and re-plugging the camera a few times corrects the driver problem. I may roll back just to test things out and then reinstall the EIS after I figure out whats going on. I would just completely remove it but I don't want to be without at least some protection.
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Hello all, I recently renewed my license (last month?) and upgraded to Internet Security form just the Anti Virus. I'm wondering if I can JUST install the anti virus and not the internet security USING my current license? I am having an issue with my webcam disconnecting and having some sort of driver issue (I have web cam security turned off) and the only thing I can find is the driver edevmon.sys may be causing the issue, but I can't remove the driver. The webcam is a c922x and it has the latest driver from Microsoft and software from Logitech. thanks
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Problem with "Device Control is non Functional"
RobCom replied to RobCom's topic in ESET NOD32 Antivirus
Hey again Marcos, it's happening again, seems random but sometimes even after rebooting several times it still happens. I did as you suggested and made a log file, I opened a ticket and made a link, check your PM. thanks for any help Marcos. -
Problem with "Device Control is non Functional"
RobCom replied to RobCom's topic in ESET NOD32 Antivirus
Will do, thanks Marcos. Where is a good place to upload? I usually just email stuff or paste it in forums. thanks man PS: Today when I got home from work, the error is not there. Last night I couldn't get rid of it, It usually happens on a reboot and then goes away if I click on restart now, but it seems to be very random. -
Hello, I just upgraded my motherboard last week, it has a UEFI BIOS and windows 10 is installed in UEFI mode. The new board treats all 10 drives as removable. The board is the EVGA Z270 Classified K For about a week everything was fine, then I started getting this error off an on and now it is constant: Any ideas? thanks for any help