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  1. Broni
    I just noticed same warning when I came home 30 minutes ago. This is in Poland.
  2. Broni
    OK.
  3. Broni
    Using Eset 15.2.11.0. For last few days I wasn't able to update or install any new Firefox addon. Strangely, the issue existed on my desktop AND on my laptop. Every time, I was trying to install new addon, I was getting message about addon file being corrupted. I tried all, I could, refreshing FF, creating new profile, even clean Firefox installation and nothing was helping. Thanks to a reply in FF forum, I realized, that the only common thing between my desktop and my laptop was Eset. Lo and behold I went Settings>Advanced Settings and I clicked on "Default" button. After restarting FF, all is good. I've been scratching my head since last night.
  4. Broni
    I'm with 13v now and I believe same thing happened when upgraded from 11 to 12. On a top of it.... I optimized about an hour ago and just couple of minutes ago it asked me to do it again.
  5. Broni
    Every time new version of Eset is installed it asks me to optimize anti theft settings (i. e. creating phanton account) and it was done before already. Why is it? I'd think, it should be done once not to bug me about same thing after each update.
  6. Broni
    Thank you. I just added an exception, went to the site and I don't see any ill behavior. MBAM and MBAM browser extension keep quiet.
  7. Broni
    Yes, I use uBlock
  8. Broni
    OK.
  9. Broni
    Thank you " probably an ad " Would it be dangerous for my computer to bypass Eset block since this is just some ad?
  10. Broni
    Over last couple of weeks I can't access "https://www.limetorrents.info" due to Eset blocking it. This popup is pretty vague, so is it possible to get more info about possible infection?
  11. Broni
    The above message has been bugging me on my Galaxy S8. I have Google Chrome installed but Eset doesn't seem to see it since it's displaying the above message. I'm not able to dismiss the above message either. What gives?
  12. Broni
    I had very same issue yesterday after upgrading to Windows 10. Using ESET Endpoint Security. I had to access Command Prompt from Recovery Options to delete epfwwfp.sys driver. Then Windows booted just fine. Uninstalled Eset, installed the newest version and so far all is OK.
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