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Discussion in 'ESET NOD32 Antivirus' started by FanJ, Oct 16, 2010.

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  1. FanJ

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    Today I got a kind of a BSOD after having installed defs with pre-release enabled, having done an in-depth scan, and rebooted. I had to do an hard reboot.
    This is maybe related to:
    https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showpost.php?p=1768461&postcount=13
    Maybe it could be a sudden conflict with an other start-up program.

    I am on XP-home SP3, Dutch, IE6.
    EAV 4.2.64.12 English.

    I have put back a backup-image (Acronis TI 9-0-3.854 running from its bootable CD) from 10-10-2010.
    I was lucky to be able to make a backup of my emails with Express Assist. I have not yet put that backup back.

    I have now pre-release disabled.
    I'll start slowly to update things step by step (like EAV defs and the MS-updates again from this week) to see how it is going.
    I don't have much time for testing.
     
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  3. siljaline

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    Richard, I still have
    This would have been available for users using pre-release updates, I believe that Jan has turned this feature off, yet I have not.

    The component has not be updated as of yet

    I experienced a freeze issue when I turned off Smart Optomisation as referenced in this thread
     
  4. FanJ

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    Hi Richard and Randy (siljaline),

    The new Antivirus and Antispyware scanning module 1289 could well have solved the issue :) but I need more time and testing.

    I had originally pre-release enabled but after having put back a back-up image (and my emails by Express Assist) I have it disabled for now (as Randy posted).

    The screenshot shows the modules I just got:

    NOD32_2010_10_19_1.gif

    I have done now two reboots after I got that update, and so far no "freeze", which is perhaps indeed a better word than my word "BSOD".
    I have not yet done a scan.
    For the moment I have "smart optimization" disabled after I had put back the back-up image.
    And further info: I did install again the MS updates from last week after putting back the back-up image (except that I did not install (yet) this time KB 2345886).

    So further testing needed on my side if time permits but for now it looks good.
    Thank you !
     
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  6. Marcos

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    It's up to you. Nobody with pre-release updates enabled has reported any issues for the last 3-4 days since the module was updated. It will be replaced on pre-release servers with a new one with the bug fixed after it passes internal testing.
     
  7. siljaline

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    Since I was only able to obtain the Antivirus and Antispyware scanning module 1289 with pre-release updates disabled, to keep the module as-is, I suppose I will have leave pre-releases disabled in order to avoid a see-saw effect when turning the pre-releases on | off causing module changes.
     
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  8. FanJ

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    Hi Randy,

    Yes, that's what I did too: pre-release disabled for now.

    Hi Richard,

    The issue is resolved :)
    I did some more testing and it is OK. Pre-release disabled (Antivirus and Antispyware scanning module 1289), smart optimization enabled now.

    PS: please let us know when that bug in the pre-release of the Antivirus and Antispyware scanning module is fixed, for those of us who want to enable pre-release ;)

    Cheers, Jan
     
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    Hello FanJ,

    You can enable pre-release updates. Note that pre-release updates are not the finalized updates. They undergo testing before they are pushed as regular updates.

    Thank you,
    Richard
     
  10. siljaline

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    Hi Richard,
    Enabling pre-release updates are for
    Neither which O/S, FanJ nor I run. I continue to not use pre-release updates, however safe they May be Citing Issues with Antivirus and Antispyware scanning module update 1288, enabling pre-release reverses this module to a previous and unwanted state as I have stated to Marcos in the stand-alone post I have referenced in my reply.
     
  11. Marcos

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    This is not true any more. The module 1288 was available on pre-release servers at that time but shortly after it was replaced with v. 1290 which had the issue definitively fixed. By the way, nobody having v. 1288 installed from pre-release servers has ever complained about any issues with it.
     
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    your statement is not correct - https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=284756 and it is not quite fair to disqualify the poster's input just because nobody else has an issue
     
  13. Marcos

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    Perhaps I should have better said that we hadn't received any complaints while the module was on pre-release servers, before it went to all users for a very short while. Anyways, so far nobody else has reported such an issue and we were unable to reproduce it either so I guess it may not necessarily be connected with the module update.
    I didn't mean to disqualify his input, I simply meant that nobody reported any issues while the module was on pre-release servers for testing.
     
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