NOD freezes PC while trying to render test sites that use the Java Platform.

Discussion in 'ESET NOD32 Antivirus' started by ratchet, Feb 27, 2008.

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  1. ratchet

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    I had absolutely no issues when running the bplspeedtest. I have XP Pro SP2 with IE7 running. I have been to many other websites that have java running and even our Hughes.net satellite has a speed checker that runs entirely in Java. I think it's either a java issue on your part (need upgrade) or it is a Firefox issue. I don't think it's NOD32.
     
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    Suspect NOD since this did not occur prior to v.642.
     
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    +1


    I agree. No problems relevant...nod32 website....Java or Firefox issues.


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    Both of the sites mentioned by this thread's author works fine for me. I'm running v. 642.
     
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    I stopped using NOD because of similar issues, and I remember I wasn't the only one. ekern.exe going to 100% on certain webpages, when trying to download files, scrolling through directories, (re)loading/displaying the desktop, etc.
     
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    I am using .642 and both sites worked fine with Opera
     
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    Make sure that NOD32 is the ONLY anti virus software running at one time. There cannot be other instances of other AV sofware running as this will cause conflicts. Too many cooks spoil the broth.
     
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    Have some anti-spys but that is it. One by one I disabled Comodo FW, AVG Anti-Spy and Windows Defender. Tested sanboxed (with Sandboxie) and without and also using IE7. With all of those variable combinations those two sites only load immediately with NOD disabled.
     
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    Just solved this problem. I added Java to exclusion list under system protection. Those pages now load like they always did. I was using Runtime Env 6 Update 4. Am I dangerously vulnerable now? Thank You!
     
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