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Seeing it load a bit then it crashes, is this a compatibility issue? (talking about the desktop program)

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Does the issue go away if you temporarily uninstall ESET and returns as soon as you re-install it with default settings?

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8 hours ago, Marcos said:

Does the issue go away if you temporarily uninstall ESET and returns as soon as you re-install it with default settings?

Same app on macOS does not crash, is there a HIPS or other log that would show if ESET blocked the program from running?

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First of all we'll need to make sure that it's somehow related to ESET being installed. Please answer my previous question if the issue goes away if you temporarily uninstall ESET and returns as soon as you re-install it with default settings.

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9 hours ago, Marcos said:

First of all we'll need to make sure that it's somehow related to ESET being installed. Please answer my previous question if the issue goes away if you temporarily uninstall ESET and returns as soon as you re-install it with default settings.

A nuke option is not the first step when troubleshooting, that is why I am asking about checking logs

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Without knowing if ESET is involved in the crash, we also don't know what we should check for in logs. If it's crashing, a dump should be analyzed by the maker of the application to determine the source of the crash.

At least we would need to know step-by-step instructions how to reproduce the issue on our end if it's impossible to temporarily uninstall the application to find out it it makes a difference and if it's crashing without ESET being installed.

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On 2/29/2024 at 7:06 PM, Marcos said:

Without knowing if ESET is involved in the crash, we also don't know what we should check for in logs. If it's crashing, a dump should be analyzed by the maker of the application to determine the source of the crash.

At least we would need to know step-by-step instructions how to reproduce the issue on our end if it's impossible to temporarily uninstall the application to find out it it makes a difference and if it's crashing without ESET being installed.

Well the crash is only on Windows not on macOS with ESET, and that is why I am asking which logs to try to check.

Wanting to see if the logs show a block or it blocking something else at the time of the crash.

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No logs will help unless it's confirmed that the crash is caused by ESET.

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9 hours ago, Marcos said:

No logs will help unless it's confirmed that the crash is caused by ESET.

False as they could rule out if it is ESET or not.

As I mentioned it is just on Windows it is crashing, macOS it is not and both have ESET, want to know if it is an ESET protection that is triggering the crash for the NASA (yes the same nasa.gov US government agency) program.

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I have installed NASA Eyes for Windows but it runs alright without a crash.

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