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1 hour ago, itman said:

You can disable scanning of outbound e-mail per the below screen shot:

Can I still have it to scan and still remove the tag only for Sent mail? If not, what is the purpose to ESET scanning your own sent mail and leaving that tag signatory message?

[Is this a new glitch?]

1 hour ago, Marcos said:

As for the tag message in emails, it's added only to infected emails by default. It is not good to rely on the information in the message since authenticity cannot be ensured and malware could add a message that the malicious attachment is clean even though it isn't.

I don't get it, why is it added by default. How would anyone know if an email is actually infected or not if it just keeps using that tag message?

[Is this a new glitch?]

1 hour ago, itman said:

Suspect the Eset desktop toolbar icon became "hidden."

On the Win 10 desktop lower toolbar right-hand side, click on the "/\"; i.e. up arrow. If the Eset icon is there, drag it down to where ever you want it on the toolbar.

If it keeps showing up "hidden" when you boot the PC, do the following:

1. Right click on the "/\"; i.e. up arrow on the toolbar.

2. Click on Taskbar Settings.

3. Scroll down to the Notification Area settings.

4. Click on "Select which icons appear on the desktop."

5. Ensure that "Eset Main GUI" setting is set to "On."

Thanks for the reply. 

When you say Suspect the Eset desktop toolbar icon became hidden? Are you puzzled by it when you say that or am I reading it wrong?

Also, when I tried to look for it, it wasnt in the toolbar icon until I reopened it. But I am curious as oppose to why that happened. And I dragged the icon back in the toolbar so I dont have to click on the " ^ " icon. 

[Is this a new glitch?]

I'm not too sure how long had this been going on but yesterday, I happen check for ESET to see if it was in my system icon tray and it wasnt. And I couldnt locate the shortcut in the Desktop, so when I located a shortcut and opened it, it looked like it may have resumed I guess, it didnt seem like it was shut down I guess but it was still running in the background of my computer.

Is this a glitch or something, had anyone's ESET disppeared from their system tray icon at some point?

Also, I happen to add my iCloud email and I noticed I see all emails that are being outbound/sent they have the ESET scanned notice (see attachment) that the emails were scanned to the recipient. It does it for all my email accounts in Outlook, how do I remove this? I still want to keep ESET from scanning any incoming emails for threats? and how can I have ESET automatically disable any HTML or block any attachment in an incoming email to avoid any malware or viruses?

[Am I affected?]

9 minutes ago, Marcos said:

You didn't mention whether it was a document or executable that was attached to the email and which you opened / ran. The best would be if you could send it to samples[at]eset.com for analysis if it is not detected.

As for the BSOD, I'd strongly recommend uninstalling MBAM since its real-time protection may clash with ESET and cause issues. Should the problem persist, have a dump from the crash sent to customer care for analysis and to determine the cause of the crash. It appears to be network related.

Sorry. I think its in the spam folder. I just hit rescan via ESET and ESET moved it from spam to inbox and here is the email. See attached.

 

And send what to samples@eset? scan log? it found nothing.

And MBAM? Malwarebytes? I havent had any issues at all.

[Am I affected?]

I received an email from a competing company that I have no quarrel with nor had I interacted with. But, it was an email to an alleged spreadsheet or some sort (not opened) just the email then placed it in the Deleted Folder in my Outlook. (Also email was viewed on my iPhone as well)

I am referring to this incident but I am not too sure if recent my Chrome was updated or maybe my Windows, don't remember. But, I just noticed some green check marks on some of desktop icons and just as I am writing this topic I looked at my desktop icons and now there is a small icon layered on the desktop icon as a 2 person-ed stick image. See attached in this post.

Now I as I am typing the icons now have (not sure if its the original windows iconed style) but have arrows on them, see attached.

 

A few days ago I repurchased ESET NOD32 since I had a cracked version and now have a official registration key. I've always had MWB running with my purchase.

1. I just ran a Kaspersky TDSSKiller and nothing was found.
2. ESET NOD32 Smart Security Premium, was scanned nothing found. 
3. MalwareBytes just ran a scan now, nothing was found. Log attached.
4. AdwCleaner was downloaded and it I did a scan and it found 3 separate threats. See attached Log. ( I also hit Clean & Repair function )
   1. PUP.Conduit.Heuristic 1 threats 
   2. PUP.Optional.Legacy 3 threats 
   3. PUP.OPtional.WebCompanion 4 threats 

Also, before the above mentioned scans I had user named INTERACTIVE listed in the attached picture. After restarting my computer with AdwCleaner, I don't see it anymore... See attached please.

 Also, this happened Aug 28 not sure if its connected to this.

Questions:

1. Could I have been affected through that email even if I didnt open the file?
2. If not, why did my Windows Desktop Icons change?
3. Why wasnt Malware Bytes unable to detect anything but Adware did?

AdwCleaner[S00].txt

AdwCleaner1 After restarting computer.txt