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Do you have file sharing turned on?

Have you tried turning on Learning Mode and then rebooting to see if OA 'learns ' it?

Your link doesn't work. Did you use this link http://download.cnet.com/Online-Armor-Firewall/3000-10435_4-10426782.html?part=dl-6274383&subj=dl&tag=button

I think the user may be using Vista.

As you already have a thread running with similar content perhaps it's better if you keep it all in the one thread. http://support.emsisoft.com/topic/3324-a-few-questions/ Thanks

Lets us know how it goes Jack.

querty it would really be best to just let OA take care of turning Windows Firewall off and on. As drivers cannot be loaded in safe mode you cannot install OA in safe mode.

That Polish page seems to reference Toshiba Tempro. Does that apply to you?

Perhaps try removing it from the programs list altogether, rebooting and then running the Safety Check Wizard.

I believe this new Avast build also solved the conflict with Dell laptops that 864 had.

You haven't been a bother at all Kathy. Glad everything is ok for you now

Although you haven't mentioned which operating system you are using, or which flavour and build of OA, I'm wondering if you have excluded Avast in OA exclusions which usually helps?

Still, I always think it's a good idea to make the vendor aware that his product is flagging a legitimate program.

I sent a link to this thread to GMER. Had a reply back saying it was a False Positive.

Ccleaner is also pretty safe too.

See latest info from Defencewall dev on this conflict here http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showpost.php?p=1801260&postcount=49

Some info here http://www.online-armor.com/webhelp3/KF-OASIS.html

krussell if you don't mind me asking, what do you have loading at startup?

Can you please say which operating system you are using and also which build number of Premium you have. Also are NFS11.exe and Launcher.exe marked as trusted and green in colour in OA programs list?

As far as I know Tyler choosing 'run safer' for an unknown program will give the same performance as it does for trusted programs. It should give the same protection. If you right-click on OA taskbar shield and choose OA on the web, or user area, your browser will automatically load those pages in run safer mode as added protection for the user.

The answer is yes to both questions Tyler. More info can be seen here http://www.online-armor.com/webhelp3/KF-RunSafer.html

MSE version 2 is not beta its a release build now. I have just uppgraded it on my Win7 machine

I ran OA Premium and MSE for a while with no problems (XP) I did exclude OA from MSE and exclude MSE from OA.

Can you give a few more details? Such as operating system used, version of OA (OA free, Premium or ++) and build number What is the event number, where is it listed and what does it say? Is the program associated with your mouse listed in OA programs as trusted and green in colour? (You may need to tick the box which says 'hide trusted' at the bottom of the OA programs list to see it)

I'm afraid not, manual updates only in the free version. Have a look here at the differences. http://www.online-armor.com/products-online-armor-free.php