HitmanPro.ALERT Support and Discussion Thread

Thanks very much, Erik.
The previously reported HMP.A issue on Windows 7 x64 with KB3146706 installed is still fixed, for me the same as with build 369.
With he issue as reported by Peter2150 now also fixed, this build seems to be a winner.
Great. Well done!

 

Upgraded from build 369 to 370 and everything is working fine

 

Is this the mentioned Peter2150-issue?
Or something else

 

Yes, Firefox & Cyberfox are back to being a pleasure to use now. Nice work guys!

Thanks.

 

Working fine. Windows 10 Pro 64bit. FF 46.0.1 32bit and 64bit.

Judging by the comments it's one for release I think!

 

On build 370 now ... so far, so good

 

With the pre-release, v370. As soon as i boot into windows 10, i receive the following alert.

http://s32.postimg.org/br7z9m9fp/alert.jpg

Post that whenever I attempt to open chrome, it remains at a white screen of death. With the page unresponsive tab open.

Reverting back to 368 - although firefox doesn't work in that.
http://s32.postimg.org/br7z9m9fp/alert.jpg

 

b370 works fine for me. W8.1 Pro x64
FF 46.0.1 x86 is much quicker now & uses less RAM.

 

Since I have installed Hitman Alert, when using ALT+TAB, sometimes once releasing the keys it will leave open the available tasks instead of returning to ordinary view

 

With build 370 for me everything is OK.
W7 x64 - FF 45.1.1 ESR
Thank you!

 

No issues here (win 8.1).

 

But only if the protected application is in front other applications?
My experience is:
If for example Firefox is in front, after releasing ALT+TAB the tasks are displayed.
But if Firefox is in the background it's correctly switching between applications without delay.

It happens with all browsers, but ALT+TAB doesn't "hang" if a protected PDF-reader is in front.

 

Are there any more Windows 10 Google Chrome users, that get, or don't get the same alert and Google Chrome issue that mirage22 reported?

 

Odd. EDIT: I see, these ARE the details. Oddly enough, I do not see any detours leading to the Intruder.

What AV do you have installed?

 

W7-x64 Professional, FF 46.0.1, hmp build 265 (x64) and hmp.alert build 370:
Manually installed build hmp.alert 370 over build 369,
hmp build 265 was an 'automatic' update.
Everything is running fine, no issues!

 

I'm running Chrome v50.0.2661.102 (32 bit) on Windows 10 x64 with latest HMPA 370 without issues.

 

The first time seeing this, so how do I respond? Close the browser, and reload? I can't tell what the intrusion is from that message.

 

Check out the event log. The details of the intruder should be in there. I think this is related to this issue

 

Er.. Could you give Erik and Mark somewhat more information?
What HMP.A version? 3.1.10.370, I suppose?
Is your OS Windows XP x86 or perhaps x64?
When did you get the "Intruder detected!" message? With booting into Windows, as mirage22 reported, or with logging in into your Windows account, or with opening your browser, and if so - which browser?
Which anti virus/ anti malware software is active?
And as Erik suggested, please check out the event log.

 

Had trouble posting a reply in Opera...So, I am posting from Vivaldi bowser, just now.


In response to your reply, there is nothing to see in the event viewer. Maybe, I am misunderstanding.

 

Bitdefender 2016. I do not have any other security software other than Alert.

 

Could you provide Erik and Mark the other information that I suggested in my previous post?

 

I tried this test but flash is allowed in word.

https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com...asr-feature-for-office-documents-in-emet-5-0/

 

Any known conflicts or problems with HMPA 3.1 on XP with Firefox 45? Not having any problems, just considering giving it a try.

 

You are right, this behavior happens when Chrome is in foreground....