Error When Scanning >>>Screenshot Inside

Discussion in 'NOD32 version 2 Forum' started by The Robster, Jun 21, 2006.

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  1. The Robster

    The Robster Registered Member

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    Hi, I downloaded a trial version of Nod32 a few days ago and am loving it so far. There is just one small problem in that everytime I scan a file or an automatic scan is run, I get the following message highlighted in blue on the log: 'Error occured while scanning active boot sector of the 2. physical disk. Error reading sector'.

    http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL252/1599820/5736353/158811675.jpg

    Is this anything to worry about? My computer is only a few months old and I'm hoping that the hard disk is behaving itself!

    Thanks in advance for any replies.:D
     
  2. Bubba

    Bubba Updates Team

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    Not sure if the below fits your situation but it might lead to something.

    Found here---> NOD scanning error
     
  3. The Robster

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    Thanks for your help, but none of the above apply to me.:blink: I've noticed error messages in my Window error log and am wondering if I need to update some of my drivers. For example, 'The following boot-start or system-start driver(s) failed to load: PCIIde' AND 'The IPSEC Services service terminated with the following error: The authentication service is unknown'.

    It's a mystery, as I used Nod32 a couple of years ago and there were no error messages during scans. However, I had a Packard Bell PC back then, but am now using a much higher spec Fujitsu Siemens PC.
     
  4. ronjor

    ronjor Global Moderator

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    Could you post a screenshot of your scanning targets? To the left of scanning logs in your screenshot.
     
  5. Marcos

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    Are you saying that you don't use a memory card reader at all? Neither a printer with a card reader?
     
  6. gnervt

    gnervt Registered Member

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    4. you have a so called "virus protection" setting in your bios enabled...

    :shifty:
     
  7. the_sly_dog

    the_sly_dog Registered Member

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    I had the same problem too,

    I think it was blackspear helped me out. turned out to be my epson r800 printer IT has card reader slots, doh o_O o_O o_O o_O o_O

    at first i thought it was my sata hdd had problems was getting ready to go OUT buy A new one lol
     
  8. Blackspear

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    Damn, had my hopes that I was about to receive a perfectly faulty/good SATA drive :blink: ;) :D
     
  9. The Robster

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    I've got a cheapo Lexmark all-in-one printer/scanner/photocopier, but it doesn't have a built-in card reader. I was using a HP photo printer with card reader slots, but uninstalled it and its software a few weeks ago.

    Maybe another piece of hardware (CD Rewriter? USB device?) is falsely showing as a hard drive? Lol I'm clutching at straws here. Anyway, all other apects of scanning appear to be working correctly (I tested using the Eicar file), so I'll leave it be for now.;)
     
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