Websites not opening correctly in higher efficiency mode

I could have better said: The previously mentioned sites failed to load, or loaded incompletely in IE 6.0, with IMON in the high efficiency setting.

j.s.

 

You people should quite using that IE trash and get a decent piece of software such as Opera, NOD32's best friend for your everyday browsing

The picture linked here shows how NOD32 has no problems opening PDF files into the browser (proper plugins previously installed of course). It doesn't either crash opening thru the reader itself. Efficiency was set to the maximum.

 

Yeah, yeah, yean.... fact is, most of us *do* use other browsers as well as IE. I like several feature of Opera (author mode, quick scaling), but my beef
with both Firefox and Opera is that you need to install Sun Java for the many
Java sites to work, and Sun Java has always made my system behave oddly
and eaten extra resources.

In the real world, ESET needs to make NOD work well with IE if they want it to thrive, like it or not. Head in the sand doesn't cut it.

Best,

John

 

I somehow agree, sure alot of people still use IE, but making NOD32 more compatible with IE under maximum efficiency settings can also encourage IE users to keep using that pile of junk and that's no good....of course, NOD32 needs the funds so I guess it's up to the people the choice of making their lifes better

 

Hi,

I am using Mozilla FireFox 1.0PR too, and I am not able to reproduce any of your problem, every link given here loads fine on my browser (set to higher efficienty mode as well as NOD)

Windows XP + SP2

regards,

gkweb.

 

A problem that IMON gives me is when iexplore.exe is set to higher efficiency, any file that I download cannot be opened. If I set iexplore.exe to higher compatibility, then they download and open fine.

 

I get the same error message
iexplore.exe – Application Error
The instruction at “0x77279295” referenced memory at “0x7d4b2e20”. The memory could not be “read”.


Found this website through google.

I was looking at http://www.nyra.com

 

I have been lookinginto this problem. I set everything to HIGHER EFFICIENCY except the following:

Mozilla/4.0 ieexplore.exe Higher compatibility

This is on a fully resored-from-scratch computer that never had mozilla installed or even browsed to their website. I used a full version of Windows XP Pro, so no proprietary software of any kind was installed. There were 8 Mozilla listings in the IMON 'HTTP compatibility setup' window; 7 Mozilla/4.0 and 1 Mozilla/3.0. I don't know why they are there, but if you set only the above one to Higher Compatibility, you can set the rest back to higher efficiency, and the problem websites will open.

 

The latest version 2.12.3 has solved the problem for me of not being able to open the previously mentioned websites in high efficiency mode. All the websites now open correctly in high efficiency mode.

I don't know what ESET did to fix it, or what was causing the problem, but whatever they did fixed it on my rig.

Good job ESET.

 

Big D1,
Where did you get version 2.12.3? I've been hoping the next version would come along and solve things, and apparently it has. Could you supply link, please? Thanks!

 

http://www.nod32.com/download/download.htm

 

Thanks, I downloaded and installed and all is well. However, does anybody know why the program didn't update itself since I have it configured that way? The link above was just the download page, and Eset doesn't mention the exact version on that page. It's easy enough to DIY, but if you don't know the PGM has a new update, how do you find out? (Iknow, I know... keep reading these forums!) Did anybody's PGM update itself? Thanks.

 

It is not a major engine update, basically it is there for anyone having problems and those installing for the first time...

Hope this helps...

Cheers

 

I had inquired to ESET regarding the PCU (Program Component Update) updates.

Version 2.12.3 will not be available to push via the mirrors I'm afraid.
The next version that will, is going to be 2.13.0. In between, however,
there will be 2.12.4 available for download only.

 

Me too!

 

So where on esets websit does it show the version?
I just downloaded it again and other than comparing bit sizes.. they don't elude to what version you are downloading?... How are we supposed to tell if we NEED a download... when we can't trust the auto component download?

 

Same here... I have have the same router! and all same configuration.... no problems

 

Pictures at Wilders do not all load when using IE and Higher Efficiency, see this thread for further information...

Cheers

 

Picture also are missing from image search sites such as AllTheWeb, unless you run IE as compatibility mode. It seems Eset had fixed the problem of those websites that didn't open, with version 2.12.3, but now another problem presents itself...

 

That's ok, keep them coming, have to keep those developers at Eset on their toes

Cheers

 

The picture missing might have contained a JPG exploit, please check your virus log if there isn't a word of it. In case you have the HTTP scanner set not to show the alert window, you wouldn't have noticed it except that the images wouldn't have loaded.

 

http://www.tgslabs.com/eng/downloads/

Using Mozilla, some pictures won't load, some load in the wrong places. It changes every time I hit 'reload' until it finally comes out fine.

Strangely, Mozilla shows up twice in the list, one in all caps, one in all lower case letters. It's when they're both in higher efficiency mode that it has problems. If I change the upper case entry to higher compatibility and leave the other in higher efficiency, it works just fine (for the most part.) For the record, my Mozilla executable is in all lower case letters.

 

Rats! You're right. Just when I thought this version had worked things out.

John. S.

p.s. And I checked the logs... no exploit viruses involved.

 

They will get on top of it eventually

Cheers