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On a fresh Windows XP Pro SP3 installation I installed NOD32 5.0.93.0 (trial).
Then I updated the definitions. The only settings I changed was to enable detection of potentially unwanted/harmful applications in two places. After that I disabled temporarily the protection (for 10 minutes) and later tried to restart Windows. During shutdown it stopped and hung there for hours. This was in a VirtualBox VM, with the VB guest additions installed. I also had bo2k.exe on the desktop. |
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About the changed settings, it was the ThreatSense option for "Potentially unsafe applications". Or "Potentially unsafe applications". I don't remember which is not enabled by default, anyway, I set both to enabled (checked).
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Hello,
Does the problem occur in a host OS installation, or using different virtualization software software than VirtualBox? Regards, Aryeh Goretsky
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It turned out it was a virtualbox bug, causing the VM to hang at the very end of shutdown, when it should restart.
So most probably this has nothing to do with NOD32. |
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