Disable The Older Forums

columbo

Hello

I've noticed that the False Positive forum will soon be disabled and queries will be submitted directly to BD Labs. This will be nice as it may help free up Tech. Support to be able focus on The New Bitdefender forum: http://forum.bitdefender.com/index.php?s=&...st&p=210389

Some members are still trying to post questions on the older forums, especially the 2012 forums. Georgia has been on top of it in notifying members of the need to upgrade to The New Bitdefender/2014 version, and closing those threads. Is there any way of just disabling the older forums like you're going to be doing with the False Positive forum, which would still leave us access to the knowledge base there. Also, when the new beta (for the 2015 version) comes out and then hits public release, would then be nice to disable the 2013 forum at that time, as it will be 2 years behind.

Just a thought

edit: rephrased a sentence.

ozziebear

Hello

I've noticed that the False Positive forum will soon be disabled and queries will be submitted directly to BD Labs. This will be nice as it may help free up Tech. Support to be able focus on The New Bitdefender forum: http://forum.bitdefender.com/index.php?s=&...st&p=210389

Some members are still trying to post questions on the older forums, especially the 2012 forums. Georgia has been on top of it in notifying members of the need to upgrade to The New Bitdefender/2014 version, and closing those threads. Is there any way of just disabling the older forums like you're going to be doing with the False Positive forum, which would still leave us access to the knowledge base there. Also, when the new beta (for the 2015 version) comes out and then hits public release, would then be nice to disable the 2013 forum at that time, as it will be 2 years behind.

Just a thought

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Yes I'd have to agree with you on this one Scott. With BD forum support spread as thin as it is, it would only make sense to concentrate their efforts on the latest version of their software. I'm a little puzzled about some users reluctance to upgrade to the latest technology when doing so is free. It may all be a moot point anyway, as I think BD has been subtlely (or maybe not so subtlely) telling us for some time now, that if we want real support, we are going to have to pay for it. As an aside, for anyone still using Windows XP, Microsoft will be discontinuing support for that OS come April.