pia_luigi
March 9th, 2006, 07:29 AM
Hi all.
I wonder if anybody has the same problem.
PROBLEM:
After installing NOD32 v2.51.20 I can't send digitally signed emails from Outlook Express. The result is an Outlook Express internal error message.
http://home.pia.si/anonymous/luigi/NOD32_signedEmail_error.gif
I found out that the problem is in module IMON - POP3. The only thing that helps, is turning OFF POP3 checking. But with that you get antivirus software that does not check you emails - what's the point than.
I even try setting the compatibility in POP3 checking to LOW and it didn't help.
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ESET, if you're reading this. My company purchased 10 licences. If this thing doesn't get resolved we will request a refund because of a malfunctioning product.
Our local NOD32 support doesn't have a clue what's wrong and sugested using Outlook instead. Not an elegant solution - and a pricey one. Not an option!
I wonder if anybody has the same problem.
PROBLEM:
After installing NOD32 v2.51.20 I can't send digitally signed emails from Outlook Express. The result is an Outlook Express internal error message.
http://home.pia.si/anonymous/luigi/NOD32_signedEmail_error.gif
I found out that the problem is in module IMON - POP3. The only thing that helps, is turning OFF POP3 checking. But with that you get antivirus software that does not check you emails - what's the point than.
I even try setting the compatibility in POP3 checking to LOW and it didn't help.
---------------------------------------------------------
ESET, if you're reading this. My company purchased 10 licences. If this thing doesn't get resolved we will request a refund because of a malfunctioning product.
Our local NOD32 support doesn't have a clue what's wrong and sugested using Outlook instead. Not an elegant solution - and a pricey one. Not an option!