Why is IMON disabled?

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  1. Marco_CH

    Marco_CH Registered Member

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    Why is IMON disabled? [solved]

    hi

    today, for no reason actually, i opened nod32 from the tray and i noticed, that the IMON button was shaded grey. i had to manually start it.
    i never disabled it and it was activated when i installed and configured nod32 (blackspears settings).

    so i wonder, how is it possible that IMON was deactivated?

    ps: im running vista
     
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  2. joel406

    joel406 Registered Member

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    I have seen this happen before. You should be able to re-start it and everything should be normal. If not uninstall NOD32 through the add remove programs control. Restart your computer, then go to the programs folder on the C:\ drive. Delete the eset folder entierly. Then reinstall NOD32. This usually fixes the problem.

    Let us know if it worked.

    Good luck.

    I run Vista as well but I have only seen this happen under XP.
     
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  3. Marcos

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    Maybe you reset Winsock?
     
  4. besafe

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    It could be nothing or it could be signs that you have a trojan on your machine that disabled NOD. I would uninstall NOD and reinstall and run all the scans you have just to be safe.
     
  5. Blackspear

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    Same here, but not for a couple of years.

    Mine restarted and hasn't been seen since.

    Cheers :D
     
  6. The Hammer

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    I always check my NOD settings when I see these posts. But I've always been ok.
     
  7. besafe

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    Shortly after I noticed my IMON disabled itself I was attacked by some vundo variant. So i wouldn't take this lightly.
     
  8. sjryzz

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    me too :D
     
  9. Elray

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    Hi, I was actually going to ask this question.

    I've now in my third year with NOD32 and have had two instances of Imon being disabled in the recent past. Once about 6 weeks ago and again just last week. I know I did not disable Imon on either occasion and I have had no evidence of trojan activity (all scans clear) but it did unsettle me.

    The mention of repairing Winsock may explain the last instance because I did do a repair but I am wondering if installing BOClean also had some significance?

    Elray
     
  10. ronjon

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    I downloaded BOClean and it has not affected Nod32.
     
  11. Marco_CH

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    Re: Why is IMON disabled? [solved]

    oh yes you're right. im so stupid. i did test that tcpip patch to increase the amount of connections allowed per second.
    that must have reset it.

    thanks all for helping, problem solved :)
     
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