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Ok. I will buy a "Eset File Security" license for this file server. Thx

I just found and deleted two "HELP_DECRYPT.PNG" files on my business file server. Both were on shared drive root. I have no anti-virus on my file server. What I did is I search for crypto*.* on this file server, and found nothing. I also install Malwarebytes and did a "Threat Scan", nothing were found. Our ~250 business desktop computers all have ESET Endpoint Antivirus installed. No files seems to be encrypted so far. How is it possible? What should I do? Thanks!

In the case of MS SQL, make sure that you have MS SQL 2008 installed. Older versions are not supported. Thx Marcos! I'm trying to install it on a Microsoft SBS 2008 Server, with MS SQL Express 2005 already install and used by BackupExec and Lansweeper. I will see if I can upgrade 2005>2008 without impacting BackupExec and Lansweeper DB. I would suggest Eset to include a MS-SQL version verification in the Remote Admin Server setup. EDIT My Symantec BackupExec version does not support SQL 2008. Microsoft confirmed that SQL 2008 and 2005 cannot be install on the same server. I'm out of idea....

Same problem here, but with MS SQL. Do you know what would be the equivalent solution?

Same problem here. Probably a buggy installer version. Eset plz help!!!