 Self Defence blocking PID's |
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 16.02.2009 12:32
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Good morning all,
We are ruinning xp machines with a 2000 server domain setup with sql 7.0 I am having a lot of issues with self defence warnings blocking pid tasks. Where do I need to add the trusted programs and what do I need to add? Thanks, S |
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16.02.2009 13:02
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Member Group: Members Posts: 22 Joined: 3.02.2009 |
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17.02.2009 11:46
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Member Group: Members Posts: 15 Joined: 17.09.2008 From: Switzerland |
QUOTE(Kaspersky_User01 @ 16.02.2009 11:02)  use the program on sysinternals website (i think its called process explorer) to find out which process it is, if it's winlogon.exe we have the same problem here but it doesn't do any harm if it's legitimate. |
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17.02.2009 11:48
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Kaspersky fan Group: Gold beta testers Posts: 1650 Joined: 1.06.2005 From: Paris, France |
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1.07.2009 20:06
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QUOTE(Tybilly @ 17.02.2009 05:48) I had the same prolem with self-defense here at work with 4 PCs. When it happens, the PC that had the process blocked by self-defense component turned off by the network. It's causing many problems because nobody can access the printer that's installed at this PC and the user of this PC doesn't have access to domain server. I read the FAQ that Tybilly sent but when I went to chech the PID number, the process wasn't at the list anymore, probably because it was finalized by self-defense component. |
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2.07.2009 12:34
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Member Group: Members Posts: 15 Joined: 17.09.2008 From: Switzerland |
Hi
Is it safe to add winlogon.exe to the trusted zone in KAV? What would the implications of this be? Thanks Matt |
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