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Is it not possibe to just install a vanilla Win10 these days? Using the HP Win10 key and activate using the phone should work.

@local Is this the same character that keeps getting banned and then making themselves new accounts just to sh!te-spam a product they obviously do not use yet spend so much time slagging off?

You could just try this: A blanket active directory login script that writes the username (or login ID) to a network directory (filename wold be username) and a logoff script that writes the same info. Thus you would have a timestamp entry (and workstation entry) for when a user logged on and off. Any changes can then be narrowed to whichever user was logged on to whichever workstation at a specific time. SImply ordering the files by date would show which users and which times.

AVG IS Avast.

Whew! I think you need to make that louder.

Why just one size or maximum? What is the problem with users unable to have a resizeable window?

I gave up running MSOffice, primarily because of 'clicktorun'. It just rubbed me up the wrong way but have never enabled macros. The small things...Outlook no longer marks emails as read if they are selected after a time. That option has been removed. I decided to stick with LibreOffice. I am just a bit miffed that most organisations with any web presence will only accept doc(x), xls(x), etc and not also .odf.

You are NOT concerned about the 20,000+ spam messages?

'ProgramData' not 'Program Files'

IP range 169.254.x.x is a microsoft-provisioned DHCP address for nodes that cannot communicate with a valid DHCP server. So one has to ask why they are using them?

For a home user I would suggest you avoid RDP and just use RemotePC. For one system it is ideal and, if you install the client end instead of using the web console, you can also do file transfer. It is free for personal use but you can only have control over 1 system. So to remote to another you would have to halt the services on one, de-list it from RemotePC and start services on another and then list that one. I would have suggested TeamVIewer but they have clamped down on that product if you are remoting to a personal system from within a corporate environment...although some users are also complaining that they are nowhere near a corporate network but are being penalised. Currently, it is borked to an unusable time limit of 60 seconds - although they claim that the time limit is 5 minutes

You have just stated that defender DOES detect 100% of infections, and no product is best at detecting all. In any sane and logical world you cannot have it both ways.

I thiknk that is more a problem for your phone network provider to deal with.

You can mount disks. You create a mountpoint on an existing, visible partition/drive, eg., C:\mount and in DISK MANAGER you do NOT allocate a drive letter to a partition but assign a mountpoint. These will be hard mounts. You cannot usually get any properties info directly but have to open the mountpoint properties then open the mount properties. A small thing. I have several drives/partitions mounted without drive letters. However, they are mounted on mountpoints under D:\ and E:\ so they do only spin up when booting system or when accessing partitions mounted. In my case, these are usualy archive directories for AUDIO, VIDEO and PHOTOS so no running .exe exists and, because of this I have excluded them from any scans. My other mounted partitions are on SSD and contain all kinds of files but no noise so no spin-up...or down.

Is it not possible to import a file (CSV or other format) to generate configurations? If not, should it not be a considered feature if wildcard use is not implemented?

I'll apologise. I rarely get any hits and between the last time I looked and now it has been adjusted so the window can be resized. Skip over my ignorance and carry on.

A resizable window would be ideal...for anything and everything, especially scan results!

Within https://support.eset.com/kb141/ is the section for Report a suspicious website or false positive website via email If you have already done so and nothing has been achieved to date then I would suggest you resend, allow a suitable amount of time for a reply (2-5 working days). If nothing then ask for contact with supervisor, or development lead, etc. anyone with the ability to get something done. You might consider messaging on the social media forums for ESET. My experience is that any time postings are public, they are acted upon much faster. Also, contact your sales channel who sold you the software and request that they intervene. After all, sales are the backbone of any company, without those there is no business and with bad publicity sales will also be impacted.

The admins will close this yet again as they have repeatedly requested you to post it in the correct forum. As for email responses, it is rather strange if the company is not responding via official channels. I could only suggest you locate specific individuals and message them directy to obtain assistance if the forums are non-responsive.

ANZ is probably already listed in ESET's online database which is available to the BPP module.

Had you tried the banking page on tht system BEFORE you installed ESET? Have you checked firewall ports? Have you tried other bank's pages?

It would be helpful to provide the URL of the page you are trying to open. Thus, your extra comment is even less helpful. Try disabling any non-ESET extensions and attempt the page again.

Groovy. Thanks

After purchasing a new device I tried searching for anything that indicates best practice/method for transferring the licence to this new device but nothing comes up in a search. Can someone provide the process for transferring a licence? Thanks

Not usually a good idea to give out your account details. If the ESET folk feel it is necessary then they will ask for it. However, they would know (most) of the details of your account, etc anyway.