Splash screen is excellent

[ankupan]

Hi,

Today I installed ESS on my desktop and I like SPLASH screen image very much.

Great work & efforts of Eset' team and ESS is working excellent too.

[Norton360]

Wow! I personally hate the splash screen with that robot...

I liked more the eye of the version 2.x :D

[ASpace]

{QUOTE-> that robot... <-QUOTE}

Android ;D

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android

[poutine]

Nice artwork but personally its the first thing i turn off.:D

[nodyforever]

{QUOTE-> Wow! I personally hate the splash screen with that robot...

I liked more the eye of the version 2.x :D <-QUOTE}



I personally up to taste of the robot find them to myself what should link it you very crest-fallen and display they have some sadness to do a more active and more cheerful robot .... but it was liking more the icon of the taskbar of the version 2.xx

[Scotto]

I like the new icon - cross between a leaf and an eye ? Is it ?!

[Dugite]

you guys are kidding me right?

[cdr]

{QUOTE-> Hi,

Today I installed ESS on my desktop and I like SPLASH screen image very much.

Great work & efforts of Eset' team and ESS is working excellent too. <-QUOTE}
:D I like the robot, too! Very "futuristic!" Now, the icon in the system tray is another matter.:thumbd: Reminds me of a cross between a lemon and a removed eyeball!:P I much preferred the icon in the previous version. But, the program is good!

[ipje]

{QUOTE-> But, the program is good! <-QUOTE}
Not many people who use ESS and Good in the same line, I was already getting angry of all the topics from members blaming ESET for all the trouble they have with the computer. I have no trouble at all with ESS, so let's say it again "The program is good" don't blame ESET for all the trouble, just take a good look and maybe you find the real problem.
The program is good. :thumb:

[trjam]

good post. I have said it before and will say it again. I am my own computers biggest threat. Not my software or malware.:-\

[Bunkhouse Buck]

{QUOTE-> Not many people who use ESS and Good in the same line, I was already getting angry of all the topics from members blaming ESET for all the trouble they have with the computer. I have no trouble at all with ESS, so let's say it again "The program is good" don't blame ESET for all the trouble, just take a good look and maybe you find the real problem.
The program is good. :thumb: <-QUOTE}

I could not agree more. And, without too much psychologizing, my view is that many of the comments made on these threads are made by shills for Eset competitors in a half-assed attempt to somehow discredit the effiicacy of the program and/or Eset.

99% of all computer problems are caused by the user. Time to look in the mirror and fess-up.

[poutine]

{QUOTE-> I could not agree more. And, without too much psychologizing, my view is that many of the comments made on these threads are made by shills for Eset competitors in a half-assed attempt to somehow discredit the effiicacy of the program and/or Eset.

99% of all computer problems are caused by the user. Time to look in the mirror and fess-up. <-QUOTE}

LMAO.. so all the bugs eset are working their asses off trying to fix dont exist then. ? ? ? ? ;D

[Bunkhouse Buck]

{QUOTE-> LMAO.. so all the bugs eset are working their asses off trying to fix dont exist then. ? ? ? ? ;D <-QUOTE}

If there are any bugs, I am certain they will be fixed in due time. All software has bugs-all of it. What many attribute to bugs, is actually user incompetence.;D

[Bubba]

{QUOTE-> LMAO.. so all the bugs eset are working their asses off trying to fix dont exist then <-QUOTE}Eset is definetly working the bugs out of this version but only those bugs that can be directly contributed to the software code itself. What bugs they will not be working on, in my personal opinion, are the ones not attributed to this version but the other software many users are attempting to use along with this version. Many of the issues showing up in threads here possibly and\or more than likely, can be attributed to way too many chiefs, fingers in the pie, hooks in the water....etc. Too many times user complaints are self induced and instead of old school process of elimination\troubleshooting to find the root cause or conflict, they dish out way too much lip service. Most programmers, Eset in this case, are damed if they do and damed if they don't. They should not be held accountable for the layers of protection some users insist in placing on their box. Protection and\or awareness of todays internet troubles are 10 fold ? what they were back in the day but simple computing security\privacy basics would still go a long way even today in protection if the user would simply take more control of their system instead of relying on others to lead.

Bubba

[Pedro]

{QUOTE-> Too many times user complaints are self induced and instead of old school process of elimination\troubleshooting to find the root cause or conflict, they dish out way too much lip service. <-QUOTE}
Indeed. Or at least acknowledge the possibility of conflicts.
There are too many programs to guarantee compatibility with everything, only that they will address the problems.

[Bunkhouse Buck]

{QUOTE-> Eset is definetly working the bugs out of this version but only those bugs that can be directly contributed to the software code itself. What bugs they will not be working on, in my personal opinion, are the ones not attributed to this version but the other software many users are attempting to use along with this version. Many of the issues showing up in threads here possibly and\or more than likely, can be attributed to way too many chiefs, fingers in the pie, hooks in the water....etc. Too many times user complaints are self induced and instead of old school process of elimination\troubleshooting to find the root cause or conflict, they dish out way too much lip service. Most programmers, Eset in this case, are damed if they do and damed if they don't. They should not be held accountable for the layers of protection some users insist in placing on their box. Protection and\or awareness of todays internet troubles are 10 fold ? what they were back in the day but simple computing security\privacy basics would still go a long way even today in protection if the user would simply take more control of their system instead of relying on others to lead.

Bubba <-QUOTE}


Many believe in the "layered" approach to security (I don't) and have many malware programs installed that interfere with Eset. Many people do not know how to properly rid themselves of registry entries and files left behind on their machines by prior installations.

I recommend Registry Cleaner 4.3 by Jouni Vuorio that will list programs on your pc, and you can delete unwanted (all of them in my view) malware programs of various kinds. Then use CCleaner to check once more. I have never, ever had a conflict and I have tested all versions of virtually all malware software.

If you don't want the problems, you need to clean the crap out of your computer. ESS will work fine if you just take the time and effort to do your homework.

[larryb52]

{QUOTE-> Eset is definetly working the bugs out of this version but only those bugs that can be directly contributed to the software code itself. What bugs they will not be working on, in my personal opinion, are the ones not attributed to this version but the other software many users are attempting to use along with this version. Many of the issues showing up in threads here possibly and\or more than likely, can be attributed to way too many chiefs, fingers in the pie, hooks in the water....etc. Too many times user complaints are self induced and instead of old school process of elimination\troubleshooting to find the root cause or conflict, they dish out way too much lip service. Most programmers, Eset in this case, are damed if they do and damed if they don't. They should not be held accountable for the layers of protection some users insist in placing on their box. Protection and\or awareness of todays internet troubles are 10 fold ? what they were back in the day but simple computing security\privacy basics would still go a long way even today in protection if the user would simply take more control of their system instead of relying on others to lead.

Bubba <-QUOTE}


I'm a pretty knowlegeable guy & I have NO additional stuff loading up. I however take offense to this type of dressing down & coming from a moderator I find this quite surprising. I have some issues & they need to be addressed. I think perhaps you should call ESET out on the carpet and ask why no communication?, I mean everyone is screaming but ESET says nothing leaving it to guess work. I take offense since ESET took my cash & I don't like the tone of this message, I guess everyone is intitled to an opinion however I'll leave it at that...

[Bubba]

{QUOTE-> I'm a pretty knowlegeable guy & I have NO additional stuff loading up. I however take offense to this type of dressing down <-QUOTE}It was not an attempt to be a "dressing down" larry, simply facts and if part of the shoe fits wear it :blink:

However, before responding, did you even consider you probably are part of a group of users that awaits the Eset fixes to the "bugs that can be directly contributed to the software code itself" :-\

{QUOTE-> I think perhaps you should call ESET out on the carpet and ask why no communication? <-QUOTE}Communication in our forums by Eset is indeed lacking IMHO and not just with this version. However, I can only hope they will address some of the valid issues concerning communication sooner than later.

Bubba

[larryb52]

well said, thanks but both sides are at fault here. True people load too much 'stuff' at startup. I personally don't like anything other than necessary. I try to run clean. But ESET needs to come forth than perhaps to be honest people would sit back & wait for an updated program. In my case I think the code isn't fully functional with vista & no I didn't want vista when I bought a new laptop just what came with it & I do belive you have to go forward in areas such as OS as well as other software. I would just like to get a word from ESET I don't think that's much to ask...my problem btw is the firewall failing but is not consistant, I don't trust the program to be honest but they did take my money ib good faith. I'm just looking for some good faith from ESET...a nice statement would work...

[Big Apple]

{QUOTE-> I'm a pretty knowlegeable guy & I have NO additional stuff loading up. I however take offense to this type of dressing down & coming from a moderator I find this quite surprising. I have some issues & they need to be addressed. I think perhaps you should call ESET out on the carpet and ask why no communication?, I mean everyone is screaming but ESET says nothing leaving it to guess work. I take offense since ESET took my cash & I don't like the tone of this message, I guess everyone is intitled to an opinion however I'll leave it at that... <-QUOTE}

Good for you......I fully agree and as long Eset is advising going back to prior versions, they are admitting there's enough to be fixed.

[trjam]

kind of swayed this one of topic havent we, compared to what ankupan started it for.

[Big Apple]

{QUOTE-> kind of swayed this one of topic havent we, compared to what ankupan started it for. <-QUOTE}

Should we be fully discussing a Splashscreen here, knowing there are more important topics?

[trjam]

Actually yes, and make new topics for those issues. Look I am not going to argue with anyone. I currently have 3-2 user licences to this product. 6 machines. So yes, I want it right and have every feeling it is about to get a lot more right.

[Bubba]

{QUOTE-> kind of swayed this one of topic havent we, compared to what ankupan started it for. <-QUOTE}Not sure what you are referring to as far as "of topic" but it appears to me that ankupan not only is giving his opinion about the splash screen but also about the suite as a whole. With that said, other members are giving opinions also about the quality and what not.

{QUOTE-> Great work & efforts of Eset' team and ESS is working excellent too <-QUOTE}

Other than that, the only "of topic" I see is my post here commenting on another members "of topic" post :blink:

{QUOTE-> Should we be fully discussing a Splashscreen here, knowing there are more important topics? <-QUOTE}Has someone taken over your fingers and caused you to select the Reply to this thread button :-\

Jeesh, as long as threads adhere to our TOS they are very much permitted and any member is Welcome to join in that discussion. Those members that do not wish to join the discussion are free to participate in "more important topics" ;)

[trjam]

No, you are right. My mistake.

[ankupan]

I am just appreciating ESET efforts for making an excellent product.

[De Hollander]

Purpose
Splash screens are typically used by especially large applications to notify the user that the program is in the process of loading. In other words, they provide feedback that a sometimes lengthy process is under way. A splash screen disappears when the application's main window appears.

Splash screens typically serve to enhance the look and feel of an application or web site, and hence are often visually appealing, and may also have animations, graphics and sound

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Splash_screen

Regarding the new splash screen from ESET, It's looks better than the previous one.

[poutine]

There are many bugs which need fixing. And most are not due to conflicts and user errors. Most posting on here have pretty good computer knowledge as you can see when they explain in detail the problems they are facing.On the first day that NOD32 was released i found three bugs due to NOD's integration in Outlook Express and reported them to eset, who in turn replied admitting they existed and were being worked on. That was a long time ago and i believe i was the first to post the existance of the infamous "Bing" bug in Wilders. Still no fix either !!! I always install NOD on computers with no prior AV or anything else running by the way ;) but its been nothing but trouble from day one despite the uselss updates so far.

[poutine]

On a lighter note though, they could make the unhappy robot start to smile gradually with each new update. ;D

[rolarocka]

{QUOTE-> On a lighter not though, they could make the unhappy robot start to smile gradually with each new update. ;D <-QUOTE}
haha agree

[THE_BAD_BOY]

{QUOTE-> Not many people who use ESS and Good in the same line, I was already getting angry of all the topics from members blaming ESET for all the trouble they have with the computer. I have no trouble at all with ESS, so let's say it again "The program is good" don't blame ESET for all the trouble, just take a good look and maybe you find the real problem.
The program is good. :thumb: <-QUOTE}


i Agree with you .. i been using kaspersky for over 3 years on 3 pc s and now using Ess on one and i m very Happy because my system its Running Good with out eny problem .... ;D

[djohn]

First off I must say for some reason every time some one mentions eset the topics quickly get side track Why? The topics was about the splash screen graphics/looks I agree Is excellent.