White-Tiger
ESET Quarantines T-Clock
I have had T-clock forever on my Windows 7 computer. Version 2010 build 95. Worked flawlessly until today when ESET NOD32 wants to restart after claiming adware in T-clock.dll in working memory.
I cannot find how to tell ESET this is OK (I assume it is). Nor can I find instructions on how to update T-clock assuming that could help or where the settings are remembered so I do not have to reset or try to reset all my settings.
Appreciate the help! ~Bob
Let me add, I do not have T-clock in programs to uninstall, yet I also have no t-clock.ini. The setting ar ein the registry under software/stoicjoker/t-clock2010 If I must, how do I uninstall, keep my settings and update the program. Or, preferred, let my AV know this is not an issue. Assuming it is not an issue.
Thanks.
Would love to get this straight. Would be lost without it :)
Well, easy peasy update to latest staic. Changed my clock color and placement, but all else just fine.
I wonder if ESET really caught something?
I downloaded the latest static and Eset is still finding a "possible threat" and deleting it automatically.
same here but not with eset, it was on company laptop. some security app scanning apps identified t-clock as dangerous and i could not run it. then I was contacted by security in our company if i need the file for business. so i had to remove it from my computer. zip version only. no installation because we cannot install.
