marble
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You can also try to set the Minimum verbosity of events to display to Warnings instead of Informative.
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Really? I haven't had any problems so far with version 9 and Windows 10. I also see that there is a small error in my previous post: You can find the Advanced Error Reporting Settings at the same location but located in Windows Error Reporting folder.
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No difficulties at all. You just won't profit from what ESET promises: hxxp://support.eset.com/kb3330/?locale=en_US
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Unfortunately this is not a very good solution, as now everytime you start a full screen application (e.g. a game) you would have to manually activate the gamer mode.
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I wouldn't recommend to use a beta version on a productive system or a workstation. You can actually bypass the error reports by using a group policy of Windows (works only with Pro versions of Windows). In Local Group Policy Editor switch to Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Components -> Advanced Error Reporting Settings There just use the List of applications to be excluded template and add egui.exe to it. To clarify things: This is not a fix for the error caused by ESET, it will just no longer produce error reports for this specific error.
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I have more information regarding this bug: ESET seems to launch the Gamer Mode when dragging a tab for several seconds, altough Microsoft Edge doesn't support full screen mode. That is also why this notification pops up.
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Hi, The attached image shows a strange bug caused by ESET Smart Security (8.0.319.1) on Windows 10 x64. When I'm using Microsoft Edge and there are several tabs open and I drag a tab from the top bar to the left to move it near another tab this exact warning shows up. Nothing else happens when I click on the warning. The bug reappears every time I move a tab to another position, which is very odd. Can someone reproduce and confirm this bug?
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Hi, I get the same error everytime I'm shutting down my computer, which is a little bit odd. Problem signature APPCRASH Application: egui.exe Faulting module: ToastNotify.dll App version: 8.0.319.0 Exception code: c0000005 c0000005 is a memory access error, mostly caused by a programming error (or a RAM error, but my RAM is fine). So I think it is an error within the application that can only be fixed by the development team of ESET.
