Bordonbert

Well Duuuuhhhhh for me! You've seen stupid people doing this stupid thing very stupidly before haven't you? You're absolutely right, I had installed the Premium version which isn't what my licence covers. Thanks for clearing that up for me, you're a star. Now to address the 1001 other things that will have gone wrong with an OS upgrade, (including, I suspect, expensive hardware upgrades this time as everything I have which still does its job perfectly now seems to be unsupported in Win10).

Hi. I'm in the tooth pulling throes of upgrading my machine to Win10 from WinXP which requires a complete new install. I now have Win10 up and running and the first thing I've tried to do is to get ESET Smart Security Suite installed but the licence key gets refused. It's the same machine running on exactly the same hardware with the exception of a new SSD for the OS, just an updated OS installation. Surely my licence has not become invalid has it?

Hi guys. I've been a Smart Security user for a few years now and I find it works ridiculously easily. I'm using SS 9.0.408.0 as I'm a WinXP SP3 luddite and Version 10 isn't compatible. Everything has been fine up until now but recently I've developed an irritating display glitch. On opening the Smart Security Control dialogue from the taskbar icon it appears virtually transparent. I know this is pretty self explanatory but I've attached a pic of the situation. If I click and drag the dialogue it remains transparent while moving but when it is released it appears normal. i.e. with no transparency issue, for about a second then goes back to partial transparency again. The only area which does not suffer from this problem is Advanced Setup which is always fully displayed. I know there is a transparency setting taking values of 0-80 in the Advanced Setup dialogue but this makes no difference to this issue. Am I missing something simple here or is there something in my Windows setup which is causing Eset SS a problem?