The PIT

I've noticed further errors with amazon when pages wouldn't always load and this was fixed by removing https scanning. I've also come across Thunderbird email issues where sending an email fails to either copy tos ent mail folder or fails full stop. This was fixed by disabling email scanning. Looks like a rather buggy release.

I've noticed that the browsing has slowed down an annoying hour glass for page loading despite a one gig connection. Disabling the Browser privacy and Security brought the speed back. I noticed that some mention https3 scanning being disabled resolves their issues. In my case it made no difference. Can you also get rid of the silly key captcha the things are so damn small it makes life difficult getting it right. Can't be good for people needing accessibility help either.

I've seen this issue over the years eventually ESET realises that the updates have been applied.

I noticed you mentioned acronis. What version of acronis as later versions have their own antivirus security built in which have a nasty habit of switching back on after updates. Had a month of chasing random ssl errors in firefox which ended up being acronis web protection turning itself back on. I then had eset and acronis checking web access which made a mess of things. Going back to an older version of acronis solved that issue.

ahh well spoke too soon random ssl errors are back again. At least the schannel error seems to be fixed. I've now disabled ssl filtering in eset again.

I would update the drivers of the wireless adapter and then if possible update the firmware of the router as well. Of course if the router is a third party bought by yourself you'll be left to the support of the your isp for this.

Looks like the registry fix for .net4 has fixed both issues. SSl re-enabled and no more errors in regards to schannel. No more so far ssl errors when loading web pages. Time will tell if the web browsing is fully fixed or not I may have been lucky.

Just trying a fix for it so lets see what happens.

The problem only manifested itself after it updated to firefox 99. The ssl error messages are random in nature and refreshing the page cures it. I reset firefox to default and still the issue occurred. Since turning off ssl in Eset the errors have now gone. I have no issues with other pc's running eset and the same build of firefox. I haven't seen it in other browsers but i don't use them very often. Eset hasn't logged any errors although there is a schannel error A fatal error occurred while creating a TLS client credential. The internal error state is 10013

Had to remove eset to test sophos for work. I've now re-installed it and will see if the issues return. The uninstaller failed to remove all instances of eset so it was still running and crashing before I manually removed all traces. Pretty annoying that virus companies still can't get it right when removing software.

Mobile devices may have the random mac address enabled which may cause them to be detected as new devices.

Lol Finally got around to doing this but couldn't submit the log file as it was larger than the permitted size. I think you need to look at either how large the log files get and split them or increase the permitted size on your ticket system. I guess they'll email me offering another way to submit the logs.

I had a few problems using forticlient vpn version 6.4.3.1325 this morning and the mac froze up. Forticlient hung and basically I had to restart looking at the logs it seems that Eset crashed the process taking out operating system as well. The forticlient log had a quiet a few of these entries until a power off and restart fixed. Process: esets_fcor [862] Path: /Applications/ESET Cyber Security Pro.app/Contents/MacOS/esets_fcor Identifier: esets_fcor Version: 0 Code Type: X86-64 (Native) Parent Process: esets_daemon [283] Responsible: esets_ctl [62] User ID: 0 Date/Time: 2021-03-11 07:55:07.223 +0000 OS Version: macOS 11.2.3 (20D91) Report Version: 12 Bridge OS Version: 5.2 (18P4347) Anonymous UUID: 7D87C93B-DE0A-5BDE-4094-1B2F6D59EED4 crashlog.rar

After all that another laptop which hasn't got eset on it has started doing the same thing. However all the machines that I took eset off and back on again are still working. However the uninstaller issue is still relevant. Now got tog et my head round as to why nslookup is acting strange. I think of the router but then that should effect all windows, linux the same. Log files aren't available as I hadn't reloaded the draytek logger after a reboot. Eset was also blocking it.

Windows 20h2 fully patched and secure boot is not supported on one and off on the other two. All using gpt and uefi. One was bitlocked. Two intel nuc's and one the other amd based 570 chipset. One nuc just runs apache web server and nothing else. This one survived the ordeal. The other just runs three weather programs some php to create graphs which get ftp's to the web server. None of the machines are overclocked and nuc's are running the latest drivers and bios and the amd is one bios version behind at the moment but has the latest drivers.