Topher
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Yes, I am not messing with the default tasks. Only trying to add back the Scheduled task I had in my policies, before it went haywire on last update. I open/edit an existing policy, go to Settings, Tools, expand Scheduler, click Edit, Add, choose the option from drop down "On-demand computer scan", and Task name remains greyed out, and says "Automatic update after dial-up connection" under task name, and you cannot change it.
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I guess I will just have to try and create new policies, but I should be able to add to existing ones, which seems is broken now.
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Marcos, That is exactly what I am doing...clicking Add...as from text above, This is happening when I open/edit an existing policy, go to Settings, Tools, expand Scheduler, click Edit, Add, choose from dropdown On-demand computer scan, and Task name remains greyed out
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This is happening when I open/edit an existing policy, go to Settings, Tools, expand Scheduler, click Edit, Add, choose from dropdown On-demand computer scan, and Task name remains greyed out
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Am choosing from drop down to create an On demand scan, as task type, and it will not let me name it.
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Due to the issues with previous release shutting down endpoints, after a scheduled scan in a policy, we upgraded the "hotfix" to 7.3.2036.0. I decided to create a Test Policy with a Scheduled Scan, Take no action after scan, and it WILL NOT let you name the task...it defaults the task name to Automatic update after dial-up connection, and it does not initiate a scan, nor does it let you create the task name, as it is greyed out.
Anyone else seeing this?
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18 minutes ago, Campbell IT said:
I just experienced this on my machine. Fortunately, I was in the office today, so I was able to stop it from rebooting. My big concern is that we have had a few computers automatically upgrade themselves without any intervention on our part. Is there a way I can prevent any other machines from automatically upgrading? I currently have 3 machines on 7.3 and would like to keep it that way until this issue is fixed. I have a lot of people working remotely and not much manpower available to turn machines back on.
In your policy, navigate to Update>Settings>Updates>Program Component Update....Update mode should be set to Never Update
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Also all be aware...if you have a scheduled task set to perform a module/signature update, that IS NOT WORKING as well. We have to do a Client Task/Module Update from console.
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We have the same issue since upgrade to 7.3.2032.0. Weekly scheduled scan set to NO ACTION under Advanced scan options, yet it shuts all down.
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This is the case with our site as well. Sharepoint, whilst trying to open Word, or Excel, sits there "downloading". THANK YOU for the post, I've blown a week trying to figure this out. First option of course, was turning off protection. Since that didn't work, we ruled ESET out. THANKS AGAIN! Hopefully a fix released SOON.
7.3.2036.0 "Hotfix" still a fail ESET
in ESET PROTECT On-prem (Remote Management)
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Tried 2 other browsers besides Firefox, where I normally run it, same issue. I cannot add a scheduled custom task to any existing policy, without it defaulting name to Automatic update after dial-up connection, which is greyed out.
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