NOD32 signature in email

Hello,

I'm a novice looking for a bit of help.

When I send or receive email I get a NOD32 "signature" which reads, "This message was checked by NOD32 antivirus system. http://www.eset.com".

How do I get rid of this?

Any suggestions will be welcome. Thanks in advance.

Diddlydumdum

 

IMON --> POP3 -->check "No Notification"

 

Thanks for that, cupez80. Your help is much appreciated!

Sincerely,
Diddlydumdum

 

I have the problem that there is no signature when i use Outlook on a other account then the account i installed nod32 on. I have this issue for a long time is there someone who had a sollution for this. I contacted the dutch nod32 support but they didn't come with a sollution.

 

By "account", do you mean a different e-mail account, a different Outlook profile, or a different Windows user/login?

 

I have installed Nod32 under (windows XP user) account 1 and when i run outlook there is this nod32 icoon in the outlook menu and in all a-mail there is this tag. But when i log out and then log into (windows XP user) account 2 and then start outlook there is no nod32 icoon in the outlook menu and no nod32 tag in the e-mails.

And under account 1 en 2 there are diferent e-mail accounts.

 

I believe he means he installed NOD while being logged in as user 1 (XP account), but when he runs xp while in account 2 he misses the signature. Below I ask him in his native language if I interpreted his question correctly, so I'll chime in from time to time to look for his answer.

Netherlands, heb ik het goed vertaald voor je ? Er staat in het engels het volgende :

Ik denk dat hij bedoelt dat hij NOD geinstalleerd heeft onder XP account 1, maar hij mist de vermelding van NOD dat er gescand is als hij onder account 2 draait op XP.

 

Are all the XP user-accounts Administrator accounts?

 

yes this is correct. And both the accounts have administrator rights

 

Thanks Netherlands,
I interpreted right :
......he means he installed NOD while being logged in as user 1 (XP account), but when he runs xp while in account 2 he misses the signature. And both the accounts have administrator rights.

 

...Ik ben ook Nederlands

But that strange, looks like a bad install. Can you check Outlook Add-ins on the Account you have the problems with? Is there a NOD Add-in?

 

That's the problem there is nod32 add in. In the first user account there is a nod32 icon in outlook but there is non when i log in to the secound windows account.

 

Care to try a reinstall? After reboot, delete the ESET folder before running the installer again

 

Ja, heb ik gezien in de profile.

I can't be of any help with this one because I don't run outlook.

 

I will reinstall nod32 tommorrow and post the results here.

 

Here is a link that tells you a few ways to troubleshoot problems with Outlook addins. I do not use Outlook myself, but it may help you:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/235009/en-us
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/235009/nl <-- Dutch!

 

I have reinstalled nod32 but the problem remains.

 

i did a small test. I have nod32 installed in windows user account 1 and then there was nog Emon scanning in outlook on account 2. Then i installed nod32 on account 2 (with the installation of account 1 still installed) and then the Emon scanning in outlook on account 1 was gone. this is realy strange i hope someone has a sollution for this problem !!

 

Ok it seems that it has nothing to do with the installation of nod32 under account 1 or 2. I only have the emon scanning options in outlook on the first windows xp account i log into when i start my computer.

 

Off-topic\wrong Forum post removed. Let's Please confine our posts to Nod32 or Nod32 support and any comparison type posts can be placed in our other anti-virus software forum.

 

Netherlands, can you go to the Windows registry and look for this key?

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\Addins

Look for any subkeys under this entry (yellow subfolders on the left side) that have to do with EMON. Do this when logged in as User 1, and also User 2. Also look here:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\Addins

Again, all this is guesswork, since I do not have Outlook.

 

I have found no traces that could be related to nod32 or EMON in

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\Addins
or
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\Addins

have you read my previous post:
"Ok it seems that it has nothing to do with the installation of nod32 under account 1 or 2. I only have the emon scanning options in outlook on the first windows xp account i log into when i start my computer."

It looks like when i start my compoter nod32 checks one time if outlook is installed and than apply the addin and then doesn't check anymore until i restart my pc, very strange !