Norton kills the install file of 1.8.7
Norton kills the install file of 1.8.7
Norton antivirus automatically kills the setup file downloaded from fosshub. Any suggestions? Thanks! Las
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begogerber
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Norton kills the install file of 1.8.7
This happens for me, too. Please advise. Thanks.
Peace, Bego
Peace, Bego
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JackDustySM
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Norton Removes the download file
This is happening to me too. I suspect that it is NOT the case there is an attached virus, as the download would have been withdrawn amid uproar.
It is much more likely - in my view - that something within Norton is being very fussy and the download file has wrongly been given the classification of "untrustworthy".
Now us Norton users could individually contact Norton and try and get this changed, but the software company behind the software has a lot more clout.
This is what Norton states about the download file:
"Filename: myphoneexplorer_setup_v1.8.7.exe
Full Path: c:\users\andrew\downloads\myphoneexplorer_setup_v1.8.7.exe
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Developers
Not Available
Version
Not Available
Identified
14/12/2015 at 09:59:47
Last Used
Not Available
Startup Item
No
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Few Users
Hundreds of users in the Norton Community have used this file.
Very New
This file was released less than 1 week ago.
Bad
There are many indications that this file is untrustworthy.
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http://download.fosshub.com/Protected/e ... v1.8.7.exe
Downloaded File myphoneexplorer_setup_v1.8.7.exe from fosshub.com
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File Thumbprint - SHA:
797c46bdd09f5ba675e08b99c23b837549b1139c10031104ddeacca979059302
File Thumbprint - MD5:
Not available"
Hope you can get this sorted.
It is much more likely - in my view - that something within Norton is being very fussy and the download file has wrongly been given the classification of "untrustworthy".
Now us Norton users could individually contact Norton and try and get this changed, but the software company behind the software has a lot more clout.
This is what Norton states about the download file:
"Filename: myphoneexplorer_setup_v1.8.7.exe
Full Path: c:\users\andrew\downloads\myphoneexplorer_setup_v1.8.7.exe
____________________________
____________________________
Developers
Not Available
Version
Not Available
Identified
14/12/2015 at 09:59:47
Last Used
Not Available
Startup Item
No
____________________________
Few Users
Hundreds of users in the Norton Community have used this file.
Very New
This file was released less than 1 week ago.
Bad
There are many indications that this file is untrustworthy.
____________________________
http://download.fosshub.com/Protected/e ... v1.8.7.exe
Downloaded File myphoneexplorer_setup_v1.8.7.exe from fosshub.com
____________________________
File Thumbprint - SHA:
797c46bdd09f5ba675e08b99c23b837549b1139c10031104ddeacca979059302
File Thumbprint - MD5:
Not available"
Hope you can get this sorted.
Norton kills the install file of 1.8.7
Having failed to get it past Norton I downloaded the setup (exe) file to a thumb drive and then right clicked on it and ran a 'Scan Now' from the Norton Internet Security menu. Although it appeared to be just the one exe file in Windows Explorer the Norton report said it had scanned two files and had removed them. i.e. It disappeared from the thumb drive.
Is there an attachment that we can't see? Is that what's called a Trojan?
Hopefully the developers will give us an answer, but version 1.8.6 continues to work fine.
Is there an attachment that we can't see? Is that what's called a Trojan?
Hopefully the developers will give us an answer, but version 1.8.6 continues to work fine.
Guys, why for pete's sake don´t you use the original download link from the developer?
http://www.fjsoft.at/download.php?id=1
http://www.fjsoft.at/download.php?id=1
Nur Geduld! Mit der Zeit wird aus Gras Milch.
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begogerber
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Norton kills the install file of 1.8.7
Thanks for the link Koelner. My hopes were raised, but dashed once more by Norton. It was the program itself which offered the update, presumably therefore, from the same source as yours. C'est la vie.
Peace,
Bego
Peace,
Bego
Try installing the actual beta instead:
http://www.fjsoft.at/files/MyPhoneExplo ... Update.exe
This converts the 1.8.6 to 1.8.7.
http://www.fjsoft.at/files/MyPhoneExplo ... Update.exe
This converts the 1.8.6 to 1.8.7.
Nur Geduld! Mit der Zeit wird aus Gras Milch.
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begogerber
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Norton kills the install file of 1.8.7
Thanks again, Koelner,
This started off better, not being immediately deleted by Norton. This time it still died but later in the process, about 10% of the way through the installation. The claimed threat name (not shown previously) is SONAR.heuristic.132. Is that helpful?
Peace,
Bego
This started off better, not being immediately deleted by Norton. This time it still died but later in the process, about 10% of the way through the installation. The claimed threat name (not shown previously) is SONAR.heuristic.132. Is that helpful?
Peace,
Bego
Norton kills the install file of 1.8.7
Thanks Koelner,
Disabling Norton enabled the new install file to run and all seems ok. Took all of 2-3 minutes so turned Norton back 'on' immediately afterwards and the new MyPhoneExplorer is working fine.
Disabling Norton enabled the new install file to run and all seems ok. Took all of 2-3 minutes so turned Norton back 'on' immediately afterwards and the new MyPhoneExplorer is working fine.
When I tried to download 1.8.7 I had an immediate Trojan Horse alert from AVG which I foolishly ignored and it downloaded a strange web browser which over rode my existing browser and was extremely difficult to uninstall.
So there appears to be an issue somewhere and it is spoiling what is a very useful piece of software
So there appears to be an issue somewhere and it is spoiling what is a very useful piece of software
@osprey
Do you use the original download link from the developer?
This file is clean
best regards
icke
Do you use the original download link from the developer?
This file is clean
best regards
icke
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JackDustySM
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Re: Norton kills the install file of 1.8.7
begogerber hat geschrieben:This happens for me, too. Please advise. Thanks.
Peace, Bego
Between Christmas and New year, I tried the link from the FJ Software again and this time it worked fine! Just installed first time around. So thank you whoever.
Antivirus notifications
Hi,
I was downloading the latest beta from "http://www.fjsoft.at/files/MyPhoneExplorer_DebugUpdate.exe" a few minutes ago.
It set off Symantec Download Insight - first time that has happened in my years of using MyPhoneExplorer. I've also downloaded both the current release and the debug update multiple times this year 2017 already, without something like this happening.
I just came across this chain, and I'm just wondering if there might be some particular reason why this is occurring, and whether or not anyone has reached out to Symantec to ask. The reason might be benign but it could be something else too. I saw other much older threads when I searched that had to do with virus notifications. Are anti-viruses just tripping over something minor?
In my case, it is reporting a signature of "WS.Reputation.1". It also reports as "Unproven. There is growing evidence that this file is [b]trustworthy[/b]", "Very Few Users. This file has been seen by fewer than 5 Symantec users." and "Very New. Symantec has known about this file approximately 2 days."
I was downloading the latest beta from "http://www.fjsoft.at/files/MyPhoneExplorer_DebugUpdate.exe" a few minutes ago.
It set off Symantec Download Insight - first time that has happened in my years of using MyPhoneExplorer. I've also downloaded both the current release and the debug update multiple times this year 2017 already, without something like this happening.
I just came across this chain, and I'm just wondering if there might be some particular reason why this is occurring, and whether or not anyone has reached out to Symantec to ask. The reason might be benign but it could be something else too. I saw other much older threads when I searched that had to do with virus notifications. Are anti-viruses just tripping over something minor?
In my case, it is reporting a signature of "WS.Reputation.1". It also reports as "Unproven. There is growing evidence that this file is [b]trustworthy[/b]", "Very Few Users. This file has been seen by fewer than 5 Symantec users." and "Very New. Symantec has known about this file approximately 2 days."