Middleleaze

It was not stated to me, from your initial exposition, what your scenarios was, and if you have checked for this behaviour between a new clean of Windows and installing Bitdefender or not. What you are describing(the lack of a firmware settings option) is indicative of a non-EFI boot (or, conceivably, an unsupported EFI…

Newer systems configured with EFI booting that follow Microsoft certification requirements for Windows 8 and above do not normally allow accessing firmware setup/BIOS by pressing a keyboard combination during startup. Simply put, in newer EFI booting scenarios the time spent in a state where pressing a key would be useful…

The menu can be found in Settings -> Change PC Settings -> Update and recovery -> Recovery That does indeed take you to Advanced Settings but, unfortunately, the UEFI Firmware settings (mentioned in the URL that you kindly provided) do not exist therefore this approach does not resolve my problem.

Hy Middleleaze, Try this method and see if it helps http://windows.wonderhowto.com/how-to/acce...dows-8-0139059/ Whilst I am very grateful for your response, I am afraid that the URL that you provided is for Windows 8 and it does not work with Windows 8.1 - the menu items no longer include GENERAL and I cannot find the…

Hi first, you can isolate if it's AVC or realtime protection that's causing your Outlook issue. Try to disable those modules one by one and see which one would make a difference. I would then suggest to add Outlook on exception list. Many thanks for your response. Since the issue was related to the SSL then I stopped any…

Outlook 2013 worked perfectly with Bitdefender 2014 but after installing Bitdefender 2015 I have encountered two problems:- 1. Outlook 2013 crashes frequently and generates an error report that Bitdefender Antispam "decreased performance or caused Outlook to crash" 2. If Outlook does work (only occasionally) then Errors…