problem with nod32 and windows photo gallery

Discussion in 'NOD32 version 2 Forum' started by guest, May 22, 2007.

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  1. guest

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    hi, i am using the latest version of NOD32 with windows vista ultimate 32-bit.

    everytime i open up Windows Photo Gallery (a program within windows vista ultimate).

    I get this screen captured error.

    Now i know this is a false positive because i scanned the image folder and there were no viruses and more importanly i simple am 100% sure this is a false positive.

    what can i do?
     

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  2. Brian N

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  3. guest

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    i tried to email eset about it but they are not helping much, just basically told me to submit the file.
     
  4. fredra

    fredra Registered Member

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    Hi
    This is really strange.
    I used Photo Gallery, changed a picture with the adjustments (not red eye), and returned to PG, and NOD 2.7.39 said nothing... nada.
    No pop up, no warnings.
    I am not sure that the version of the OS makes any difference.
    OS-Vista Home Premium 32 bit
    Nod - 2.7.39
    I am NOT implying that you (or the other OP) did not have the popup, but could there be something else causing this anommaly?
    Could any others with Vista try to change a picture and see if this happens?
    Just my .00000002 cents... still think that is a strange behaviour.
    Cheers :)
     
  5. guest

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    yes i agree it is still strange behaviour. in fact i think something wrong happened when i was manipulating a picture or something and now everytime i open windows photo gallery it shows that virus msg.
    i know it's false for sure but i really do hope that eset look into it, and at least attempt to fix. so far i'm running the latest virus definations and still get the same problem.
     
  6. Marcos

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    Did you send that file from quarantine to Eset? I'm not aware that we have received such file.
     
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