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Definitely FP.  SecureAge is not one of the most popular and reputable AV vendors I'd say.

It's a PUA , Possible Unwanted Application
https://help.eset.com/glossary/en-US/unwanted_application.html
You can read about the Detection Type more here, and for an alternative that doesn't have a detection , check out ProtonVPN
To make your ESET detect it , you need to open detection for PUAs

Again;
If you disable that rule, you will bork a bunch of necessary internal network activity.

Does temporarily disabling self-defense or the whole HIPS followed by a reboot make a difference? Don't forget to re-enable it afterwards.

https://www.fortinet.com/blog/threat-research/evil-extractor-all-in-one-stealer
I checked the first two IOCs listed below at VT and Eset didn't detect them;
 

You can open the wizard via Help and support -> Technical support in gui or by opening this link: https://go.eset.com/contact-support/

Are you able to reproduce the issue at any time? If so, please raise a support ticket and provide:
- a dump of egui.exe
- logs collected with ESET Log Collector

Regarding payment you must contact the distributor from whom website / e-store you want to purchase the license. Payments are handled locally by particular partners.

Also apps that run at startup are shown here:

 

I just noticed that the icon for Startup appears to be the one you're complaining about on your desktop toolbar. How it got there is beyond me.

What app are you referring to? The gray colored box with an angled arrow pointer? Right mouse click on it to show what the icon refers to.

It depends on when the distributor generated the code on the box and if they renew its validity after expiration. I'd recommend to activate the product as soon as possible and not to wait with activation for years when the code may be already expired.

Same here. No problem accessing the website in Firefox.

It's indeed a redirector code which is detected, however, I was not able to reproduce the detection by going to the said website and entering a url to be opened via a proxy.

I could not reproduce the detection. Please provide logs collected with ESET Log Collector.

Do you have a friend or relative that lives in an area they delivery to? Go there to complete the transaction or, have them to so and you then reimbuse them.

Please post suggestions only if they could lead to a resolution. Resetting ESET settings to defaults will not remove the unwanted stuff from the website.

There's a link to a malicious / blocked site in the code which has been blocked for several months already. Also there's a heavily obfuscated JS which I suspect to be adware:

I assume because the startup scan is only run at system startup or sig. update time.

Then the inactive e-mail settings are N/A to your Eset installation.

Computrace is not malware. Rather view it as firmware based software that is vulnerable to being hacked.

The fact that Eset detects damaged archives in the UEFI is enough reason to download the latest BIOS version and reflash/update the BIOS/UEFI.

It is odd that Computrace is installed since the Nitro model series was developed for gaming activities.
Computrace is usually installed on laptops/notebooks designed to support commercial environments.
-EDIT- I suggest you contact Acer tech support as to if CompuTrace was installed on your device at its manufacturing facility.

It's up to our partners whether they'll offer 2 or 3 year licenses. It's likely that more countries will stop offering 3-year licenses this year.