Missing sub menu in setup tree

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  1. jswas

    jswas Registered Member

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    I recently uninstalled V3.0.684 and installed V4.0.314. I experienced 2 problems as follows:
    1) The "Web Browser" sub menu under HTTP,HTTPS does not appear.
    2) License expiry date not shown

    I Filed a report with eset customer care and received a promt reply suggesting that I uninstall and reinstall a fresh copy. This I have done on 5 occasions but still the problem persists. In total frustration I decided to reinstall V3.
    My operating sytem is Vista Home Premium.

    Does anyone know of a solution?
     
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  3. jswas

    jswas Registered Member

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    Hi Ronjor,

    Yes I used that methhod each time.
     
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    In that case, I would wait for further suggestions jswas.
     
  5. Gene Benson

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    Hi jswas,

    Open Help and in the index double click on "internet browsers". Have a look at the note in the lower right hand corner.

    I'm on XP so I do see the Browsers sub menu.

    Same here. I was going to post about that but you beat me to it.
     
  6. elapsed

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    That's sometimes caused by a GUI bug which can be resolved with a reboot.

    Yes web browsers is no longer required in vista.
     
  7. jswas

    jswas Registered Member

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    Thanks for that I will try reinstalling later this evening.
     
  8. elapsed

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    A reboot, a system restart. A re-install is not necessary.
     
  9. jswas

    jswas Registered Member

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    I needed to reinstall as I had changed back to V3. All is fine now. Thanks all for you help
     
  10. Marcos

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    On Vista the Web browsers section doesn't appear. This setting has no sense on Vista as a different filtering method is used.
     
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