Nekonyx

Your trial version expired 16 days ago and module updates stopped . As a result, real-time protection was disabled. Windows Defender was supposed to re-activate automatically. Malware is running on your computer:
10. 3. 2022 4:21:09    Advanced memory scanner    file    Operating memory » AppLaunch.exe(14448)    a variant of MSIL/Spy.Agent.DFY trojan
If you want to continue using ESET, purchase a license. After activating ESET, it should clean the malware. Or you can uninstall ESET and Windows Defender will probably clean the malware.
 

I know my trial license was expired, i was wondering why eset told me it was ending in -17 days

Im currently using eset online scanner for looking it.

Also i found a way to have infinite trial license on eset, basically you uninstall eset, then remove all resedual file and then re install it and click free trial and use another email and have another 30 days for free without paying, i don't know if a lot of user know that but that what i do since, uhhh i don't know how many time and i was gonna do it for re having a protection again also thanks for telling my i had a trojan applauncher.exe i will look it up

I wouldn't be surprised if this is against esets terms and conditions as you are basically attempting to use a paid product for free by creating multiple accounts 

I don't know but i am pretty sure it is also idk how a big av company didn,t saw a bug like this allowing ppl to use it for free every 30 days also no i won't share this method to youtube or anything else since well it isn't really good for eset netheir to have user that abuse of a bug to reset the trial i think they should do a method like kaspersky that makes a registry that kaspersky and other app to uninstall don't detect to prevent trial resseter that easy

I wouldn't call it a glitch. It was just an improperly configured product message which was fixed almost instantly on the backend.

The issue has been pinpointed and the conditions for displaying the notification were adjusted so that it doesn't appear in products using an expired license.