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Eset does not let you install Malwarebytes together, if the two have real-time enabled, this is all more difficult. I believe that the vast majority of antiviruses that are focused on security do not let another product be together on the same pc. not to mention that it makes your machine slower, and even vulnerable.

Really, you got me thinking now, for AMD motherboards the big part is not going to be protected with the newest technology. 🤔 I use a home computer. I will not be protected. 😔

What I like best about ESET is this comment about impact: “Needed system impact is an item that ESET has always prioritized in tiered software and is an essential point of view for many customers. A technology leverage that can be used as prevention and protection, as well as preserving performance, is a win-win option,” says Kironský. I just thought it was perfect. 😍

Wow, that has a lot of security benefits. I remember this news that it came out in March, after that time something new came up or you can't tell, it would be great if you create a topic talking about the improvements and new technology that was put in the new product. 😊

😅 Will there be new technology, just wanted to know what news can come in ESET's new product.

Could you send the link or image of the new version of ESET 16? 🤩

Good question: 😎 Using the same answer people always use here on the forum, not everything is 100% safe. But I wanted to know more about the responses from our friends and ESET.

If by any chance you don't want extensions to use in your browser. I strongly recommend using Vivaldi Browser, It has better privacy and Personalization. 😃

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Good night, Guys here the forum when I go to access sometimes it catches sometimes it doesn't catch something happened? look at the image below:

Thanks for the information and the link you sent. made me understand better 👍

👍 I see a positive point that ESET does not do this with its customers. since other companies keep saying that they have their antivirus product for iOS.

According to the website you mentioned, it has antivirus for iOS

Thank you for the explanation.

Goodnight. I have a doubt that has been going on for some time, about how ESET behaves when I connect to a VPN, I will describe my doubts in steps to make it easier to understand. 1- I like to leave ESET configured to update manually, my preference. 2- When I connect to a vpn automatically ESET will look for an update, even if I have it manually configured. 3- Why does ESET search for the update when I log in? because since I set it to be manually it wasn't for him to force the update. Could you tell me why it tries to update when connecting to a VPN? 🤔 4- Below is an image of ESET signaling that it tried to do an update and failed. Of course I wouldn't be able to because I put it manually. What bothers is that ESET is colored YELLOW and with this information that bothers.😒

I think the best option is to uninstall HP Wolf Security, because two antivirus components with real-time scanning will not work.

From what I understand from the question and the following. ESET for mobile and desktop and the same detection is protected on both mobile and desktop with ESET products.

Good Morning! Could someone tell me where the Feedback option is in the ESET product?

From what I've seen, the forum moderators or ESET team didn't give a feedback if they were going to do this? Will we have to put this high value suggestion for users in a new Topic?

Thanks for the explanation, because this doubt has been happening for a long time, because before ESET reported a verdict for the file even if it was safe or not. I preferred at the time when He showed the message that the file is SAFE. Do you know if there is an option in the settings to activate this message stating that it is safe? I don't know if many agree with me, it would be much clearer and more satisfying for ESET to inform with a message that it is SAFE OR BLOCKED, this gives more security for the user to know.

Guys, the following situation happened to me: A file was detected by LiveGuard as shown in the image below: So far there has been no verdict. How do I know if it's safe or not? I don't know if it's infected or not?

What was installed was Windows 10 21H2. When I opened the Edge browser to navigate, it gave BLUE SCREEN. strange that.

I don't think it's because of the remote I was doing on the client's pc. The client informed that it was not updating before I did the remote on the pc. so the error that appeared was very strange. I went to remove some programs from the client's computer after they were removed I restarted the pc and did the remote again when I checked the programs that I went to remove were all there. I checked if there wasn't any program like (Deep Freeze or Shadow Defender) but I didn't have these programs. I thought it was ESET, so I removed ESET. at the time of uninstall again it gave BLUE SCREEN. Finally, to solve problems faster, I recommended a formatting to be done. I want to believe that it is windows that was having some problem.

Exactly, I was remotely connected to the client's pc trying to update the Eset product, and it kept showing an error. But suggest a formatting of the client machine. since not even a system restore could be done, even when I tried to restore the machine it gave BLUE SCREEN. preventing me from doing a system restore.

I'm thinking it's a windows problem. I gave advice to the customer to format the machine.