Peter2150

It sounds like on of those advertised on TV services.   Pure garbage.

I also run some of the above mentioned software.  My security starts with EIS, followed by SBIE, Appguard NVT's ERP and Hitman Pro.Alert.  I use VMware Workstation v11 for malware testing among other things.

 

I post this for one reason and it is a most noteable reason: To test any of the other software against malware, I always 1st have to disable EIS.  Well done Emsisoft.

 

Pete

Hi Pallino

 

I have tested EIS against real malware and both the AV part and the BB.  It has caught everything.  I don't rely on the Network, as it doesn't matter to me personally what other users do.

 

Pete

Have you tried removing Avast.  You shouldn't need it with EIS.

 

PS.  Disabling doesn't prove anything,you need to uninstall.

Google is probably going to be your friend.  But Online Armor and PrivateFirewall might be your only options. 

Do you have the Microsoft hotfix installed?
 

I don't see the boot scan as a necessary thing.  Just scan right before shutdown.  Doubt the system can be infected while off.

Pity.   They should learn

Gads, have folks not heard about system imaging/backup.   If you do that regularily and you are suspicious enough that you want to ran scans at boot up, you can just restore an image

I'll tell you why I run Appguard along with EIS.   When EIS BB throws up an alert I have to make a decision.  I always assume I will make the wrong decision, even though that isn't true.   So if I make a mistake with EIS, Appguard will still block automatically and protect me.

 

Pete

Whether you choose to run Emet or HMPA is your choice, but don't run the both.  Neither by themself should cause any conflicts.  Both together, and good luck

Did EIS stop it by signature or behavior blocker?

 

 

I was one of the people who tested HMPA with EIS.   EIS first stopped with signature.  Turning off FIle Guard, the the BB blocked it.  I run more then EIS, because I have client financial info on my home computers, but from the testing I've done, the average home user in particular would do well with EIS alone.

 

Pete

You can sign up for beta's, but if you scroll down a few threads you will see Windows 10 is not yet being supported.

If you do an in-place upgrade it automagically creates a rollback option to your previously installed OS.

 

On the original topic, I reinstalled Win 10 over itself and found that IS9 installed and works perfectly now.

 

Bottom line Emsisoft isn't supporting, yet

looks like i got you confused . sure it ll be easy if you use FB. and i c no reason to be confused abt tht . anyway. i m editing it for you........wait a sec.where is the EDIT botton above the replies?

 

Try reposting it with normal text.   i c isn't english, I see   is english    equally so, abt tht.   No way any one is going to try an interpret that.

How were your steam rules set.   All of mine have everything allowed and I don't see this.  Steam does something that isn't considered the best practice.  Instead of write temp data to alternate locations, it writes back into the Program Files(x86) folder.

 

Pete

Hello sir,

            I've checked the minidump folder and its empty..I usually use ccleaner and wisecare 365 for clearing temp files and cache..Any other way ??

Thank you

 

Besure the minidumps are turned on.  Reproduce the BSOD, and immediately capture the minidump file.

At this stage, I would only run it on a VM.   I did not try and do any upgrades, but started with a clean system.    A bit down the road I may try an upgrade on a Win 7 VM, but it's premature to put it on hardware unless you can totally restore your system from scratch.

Hi hjlbx

 

I think you are making things unnecessarily complicated for yourself.  I don't use the opinion of others (AMN) to make decisions for me nor do I rely on certificates.  If I trust the vendor, and EIS doesn't alert when I download, I just go ahead and install it..  On some free stuff I might watch for certain exe's trying to install such as anything open candy, 

 

If I don't trust the vendor or know him, I have to ask why I am installing, and my try it in a VM first.

 

Pete

Yes, I've notice upgrading builds, requires a reinstall of EIS

Ah, thanks Fabian

I wish I could say the same but having installed, uninstalled and even used emsiclean it just refuses to work with build 9926 on my laptop.

 

Message is "waiting for component to start" and that's it. Nothing more.

 

 

Unfortunately not much you can do.  Emsisoft is not yet supporting Win 10 TP

Do you have this KB979278 hotfix installed.     If not you need it.

 

Pete

That happened to me upgrading to Win 10 Build 9926.  Solution was simple.  Just uninstall EIS, and then reinstall it.  Works fine here.

 

Pete

Not sure what to say.  I build all my VM's from scratch with Nat.  Try building a new machine and start off with Nat and see what happens.

 

Pete