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I can see the links bug has now been fixed and the previous links restored but the quoting bug when trying to remove quotes is still there

Good to know. Would Eset ever think about adding a logo in to represent the app in future versions? I have a feeling the early days had this for eset e.g. as well as the name you'd see the apps default icon which would make identifying rules easier. Not sure if it would flow as well with the new UI though but could work

https://support.eset.com/en/kb3754-change-network-connection-firewall-setting-in-eset-windows-home-products#:~:text=Click Setup → Network protection.&text=Click Network connections.&text=Hover the mouse cursor over,network connection and click OK.

Firewall rule area has been redesigned but still no way to arrange my name. Also would be handy to have a logo for apps when available in this area and possibly a way to remove dead rules

Just a heads up The welivesecurity.com sub forum posts don't seem to be posting the links to the articles they are talking to anymore. Old posts are fine but have noticed the ones from at least the last few days haven't included any links

Could a battery setting be stopping the battery fully charging?

Might be worth backing any custom settings etc. and using the eset uninstaller in safe mode https://support.eset.com/en/kb2289-uninstall-eset-manually-using-the-eset-uninstaller-tool Then Install the pre release version from scratch. This will rule out this being caused by leftover files from a previous version

I think you can use it more than once as some do but it's never as good as the full paid version anyways

That's my point though. The aurora store might always supply the beta version rather than the stable version so when you've downloaded directly via the eset link you've downloaded the stable version

Could be that what you had previously downloaded is the beta version. I'm signed up to the beta version via the Play Store and it shows me on 8.1.17.0-83 so it might simply be that the store you used offers the beta version without having to sign up.

The user has nod32 so no. The network protection is in everything above this

No I meant the next higher product level. There was talk I believe to include this with nod32 but don't think it ever happened. But I may have misheard that anyways. I do think for this feature alone it is best to get the next level above nod32

Even then they still often don't care. The general public tend to want protection that runs in the background but cyber criminals can use that to their advantage

The next version up also protects against network exploits

If that doesn't work it might be something else e.g. not Eset, is the culprit

You can run the eset uninstall tool via https://support.eset.com/en/kb2289-uninstall-eset-manually-using-the-eset-uninstaller-tool in safe mode. Then go to normal mode and reinstall. Does this fix the issue?

I presume these are some of the newer security stuff with windows. Each new version does have newer protection so comparing to older versions isn't really applicable. I'd also add people would be put off by an AV not signed properly as it could look dodgy and you need to be able to trust your AV You mention a Hotel Clerk using XP but surely any system a hotel would use would contain data, either just user data and/or card details. I think in these days it's bad advise/practise to advise people to use an OS no longer officially supported and officially patched

Might be best to contact them. If this is a site that other people can sell stuff on just be wary as scammers will resell a license bought for 1 user to multiple users so often it's safer to buy from a licensed seller

If you purchase a license today as far as I'm aware, if done online at least, the date starts from when you purchased it so if it's a year license it will end a year after purchasing. Boxed licenses are slightly different though.

Blocking all connections I presume would block stuff needed to. By default outbound connections are allowed but inbound are blocked. Best thing to do would be to make sure you have at least internet security installed as Nod32 doesn't include a firewall or network protection. Password protect it so settings cannot be changed. If RDP is enabled (Remote desktop Protocol), either disable or make sure you have a good password and set up some group policies to avoid multiple login attempts

Have you tried to save them to the computer and then open it. Might be default app has been changed and just needs it changed back to word

I did find my 11T pro kept doing the same thing even with battery saver settings for eset turned off. It would work for a bit and then stop but for months it seems to be okay. If you haven't already then check out https://dontkillmyapp.com/xiaomi but it does seem a little dated talking about MIUI 12 with 14 being the latest I think

Still seems to show discount on the UK site

If you don't have a debit card you could purchase a pre paid card which I presume would work

As far as I know east mobile shouldn't effect how other programs are updated. I'd advise posting some screenshots to clarify the issue