Seft-defence fail in win7

Discussion in 'ESET NOD32 Antivirus v4 Beta Forum' started by Galaxykiss, Jan 10, 2009.

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  1. Galaxykiss

    Galaxykiss Registered Member

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    The beta4.0 version has promoted its self-defense ability. people can't change the status of its service in windows xp,vsita.
    but not in windows 7.

    samples:
    1st, two progress are here.

    2nd, “不操作”means "no action"

    3rd,both two services of eav can shut down and cause error.


    This bug shows eav self-protection seems not depend on its driver.
     

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  2. viruscraft

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    well,you were trying to use eav/ESS 4.0 in a beta OS whihc is not supported.That means,of course,there may be some kind of bugs or compatibility problem with windows 7(EAV/ESS 4.0 supports Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, WindowsHome Server but not windows 7.You can find the details of its' system requirements at http://beta.eset.com/)

    But,I belive it will be fixed later.
     
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  3. Melon

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    I support silly pig:D
     
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  4. lingbo110120

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    Melon~
    This is I discovered:D
     
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    I can confirm this.
     
    ASpace, Jan 10, 2009
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  6. lingbo110120

    lingbo110120 Registered Member

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    by the way~It Windows 7 build 7000:cool: :cool:
     
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  7. Galaxykiss

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    Yes, I know. And all I want to do is trying to give some suggestion for eset further development. Last but not the least , Eset's products still function well in windows 7.
     
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