If however my PC dies in the near future I will apologise, however it looks rock solid at the moment.Īll voltages etc are near perfect.File name: .2047_1.2V_ Download link: File name: BitDefender.2009_ Download link: File name: Bitdefender_All_In_One_Keymaker.rar Download link: File name: BOX.BBs_v2.0_ Download link: File name: Box_Avira. I have had no problems at all since the re install, 12 hours. This was on a clean Windows install all drivers found by windows update, as I have an old motherboard, however all my devices in device manager are labelled correctly with no unknown or generic devices. What started as a simple auto update definition failure has turned into possibly the worse software caused mess I have seen, ending in me re installing Windows. BIOS was showing all my drives correctly but Windows had no idea what was going on, it thought my cdrom was a usb drive and had my hard drives in the wrong order eventually gave up and crashed spectacularly. Whilst my new laptop seemed okay my desktop got horribly broken. Then log out and switch to the local admin to correct damages.ĭo not use this account for everyday use, and i recommend disabling it again when finished : "net user administrator /active:no"įrom what I can see, and I have been up all night looking, It's a problem with device protection and certain drivers. You can open an elevated command prompt and type : "net user administrator /active:yes"
Boot to Safemode and run the ESET Uninstaller from here :Įxtra : If you had an access denied by admin privileges, and you are running a compromised account with ACL damage.
You have some sort of configuration issue with windows or conflicting software that has caused these issues. Because it has already been proven to be compatible and work on millions of other machines perfectly. I don't believe ESET is the cause of your issues. I am a little confused to your story here.Īfter you installed your windows 8.1 ? When did you install windows 8.1 ? After ESET or before ?ĭid you perform an upgrade install from windows 7 or similar ?
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