Internet Security Warning

[MGadAllah]

Hi
I've just installed NOD32 as fine and I am using outlook express to access my emails, but as soon as I installed the application I start to get a warning message as follow:
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Really it is disturbing me a lot so how to disable it as it is annoying me a lot to keep hit yes each time outlook express check email.
Also this happened with MS Outlook
Please advise

[ASpace]

The warning doesn't come from NOD32.
When exactly does this message come from ? When using OE => sending/receiving emails ? From time to time (doing nothing specifically) ?

[MGadAllah]

-{ Quote: "The warning doesn't come from NOD32.
When exactly does this message come from? When using OE => sending/receiving emails? From time to time (doing nothing specifically)? " }-
Before I've installed NOD32 nothing happened and sending and receiving were working as fine.
Now after I've installed it ... Each time I hit send and receive or when it is done automatically I've got this error message.
How to disable such a thing?
Thanks

[ASpace]

You can try to disable the NOD32 integration in Outlook Express

From the advanced setup tree

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However , I think the message has nothing to do with ESET NOD32 , it was just a coinsidense that it started to appear after you installed the program . Check your OE settings (Tools -> Options) or your email account settings

[MGadAllah]

-{ Quote: "You can try to disable the NOD32 integration in Outlook Express

From the advanced setup tree

200887

However , I think the message has nothing to do with ESET NOD32 , it was just a coinsidense that it started to appear after you installed the program . Check your OE settings (Tools -> Options) or your email account settings" }-
I've tried to play with all settings in outlook express and really nothing changed.
I tink it is not wise to use outlook express with out a security tool ;)
Also the attachement is not accessable.
Please advise what can I do else?
Thanks

[ASpace]

Hello again!

Please , uninstall NOD32 and report back if this makes any difference (will this message continue to appear)

If they stop and you haven't changed anything else , it could be NOD32 issue and someone from ESET could comment .

If the message remains , you can continue investigating but not here because this is ESET Official forum . You can contact Microsoft Support (http://support.microsoft.com) or post in MS newsgroups/forum for more help.

This is what I personally would do.

Greetings!:thumb:

[MGadAllah]

-{ Quote: "Hello again!

Please , uninstall NOD32 and report back if this makes any difference (will this message continue to appear)

If they stop and you haven't changed anything else , it could be NOD32 issue and someone from ESET could comment .

If the message remains , you can continue investigating but not here because this is ESET Official forum . You can contact Microsoft Support (http://support.microsoft.com) or post in MS newsgroups/forum for more help.

This is what I personally would do.

Greetings!:thumb:" }-
You mean to do not post here any more for this issue?
Sorry for disturbing.

[ASpace]

No , sorry , you misunderstood me . You can post as much as you want :thumb: I mean you can post in another forum/subforum/create another thread,etc... Moderators will decide ... Sorry , I guess I wrote it incorrectly ... :)

Please , try to uninstall NOD32 and report back what happens

[Marcos]

I'd say there is a problem saving the server's certificate in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store for some reason, but I can't tell why. This should have nothing to do with ESS/EAV, but you can try uninstalling it for testing purposes to make sure.

[MGadAllah]

-{ Quote: "No , sorry , you misunderstood me . You can post as much as you want :thumb: I mean you can post in another forum/sub forum/create another thread,etc... Moderators will decide ... Sorry, I guess I wrote it incorrectly ... :)

Please , try to uninstall NOD32 and report back what happens" }-

-{ Quote: "I'd say there is a problem saving the server's certificate in the Trusted Root Certification Authorities store for some reason, but I can't tell why. This should have nothing to do with ESS/EAV, but you can try uninstalling it for testing purposes to make sure." }-
Really thanks a lot for both of you.... I like how things run here and the help I've found here ;)
I've installed a new XP and guess what ... this message now are appearing just for the 1st time when it check emails and no longer till I close the client. Wait a second ... I think this is happening due to some updates from Microsoft because I remember that when I opened windows update that there was an update regarding the root certificate or something a like ... I guess I will need to install XP again to check this correctly ... but now I guess it is not nod32 at all because this is happening only at the 1st time I open the client.
Thanks indeed ;)