TMcKeown

What version of Windows are you running? BD10 will not work for Vista SP1. If that's what you have, you'll definitely need to upgrade to BD11. If you're on XP, then it's a toss-up. I've had problems with BD11 on all the XP machines I installed it on. I've actually went back to version 8 and version 9. They seemed more…

I took a look into drivers. I downloaded the latest only to find I have the latest NIC drivers installed. I uninstalled BD2008 again and did a fresh install. At first, I was able to get into my AT&T account. I thought "Great, it's solved", until I rebooted. Then, it was the same as it was before. So, I unistalled Vista…

Interesting, I didn't get a chance to look for new drivers for the two computers showing this problem. I did load Vista SP1 and BD 2008 onto a notebook and didn't have the problem. That's very odd. Both of the desktops that show the problem are P4 3GHZ computers. The notebook is a 2GHZ Core 2Duo. Now, it does make me think…

Thanks for the suggestions Cris. I already opened a support case. It's kind of funny. I described what version I use and the problem I'm having in the email. They sent back an email asking which version of BD I was using. I'm not sure they even read the email. I'll check on the driver idea. The motherboard is old and used…

I much prefered the GUI of the earlier versions. The first screen of BD2008 is completely useless. I'd love a way to get back to the old style.

Dear TMckeown, Try this right click on the red BitDefender icon near the system clock press on open advanced settings once you are in the antivirus section press on the custom level button and uncheck scan http traffic press on ok. Did you already tried to remove your temporary internet files? Best regards Niels Scan http…

So, how do we stop this from popping up? I have a corporate license for 75 users. I don't want to see this popup on every computer. The end user doesn't know the registration info anyway. This popup is very annoying. Please give us a some way to disable it.

We use Filemaker extensively. BD 2008 will not allow the connection to the server to work, no matter if I add Filemaker to the allow list of applications in the firewall. The only solution has been turn off BD2008 firewall. I think I'm going back to an earlier version. This one seems to slow the computer down and keeps me…