mvleus

mvleus, perhaps you did not observe that I am quite new on this forum, and could not possibly know all the posts and issues associated with BitDefender. I advise you to express your accusations in a civilized way, as this forum does not tolerate free insults, neither am I personally developing the BitDefender products. Oh…

Hi Novan, For now we haven't had any other users reporting this issue, but we will forward your comment to our tech team just in case. LIAR!!!! http://forum.bitdefender.com/index.php?sho...amp;#entry46565 http://forum.bitdefender.com/index.php?sho...;windows+update http://forum.bitdefender.com/index.php?showtopic=10705…

I have the very same problem! i have been reading the other post already, but they only talk about the solution of Firefox update! For us this problem shows up as soon as we wanna update windows vista! It has nothing to do with Firefox. (at least for us)

I also happen to get this same error while i am trying to check for updates for Windows Vista x64. (See attachment for details) I am running Windows Vista Home Premium 64 Bits and Bitdefender AV 2009. As you can see on the screenshot, Windows Update gives an error saying it cant update and at the same time this annoying…

After placing another false positive related with this one: http://forum.bitdefender.com/index.php?showtopic=9819 a new BD2009 update seem to be available! i updated my BD and now it seems that it does not find any infected files in the system32 of my Windows XP installation folder anymore! Problem solved i think? Thanks…

After a update at 21:16 on november the 11th, i dont get any virus detections on my Windows XP installation CD anymore! Did you guys already fixed this problem? If so, thanks for the quick solution! Keep up the good work!

I reinstalled a clean windows XP installation on another Harddrive without installing anything else but windows. No drivers, no updates! nothing. The installation comes from a original OEM CD of windows XP Pro Dutch version. So not from a downloaded version or anything! Then i rebooted the system and started windows Vista.…

Like i mentioned in the first post before: When I am running Windows Vista as my Operating System, and I scan my XP "system32" folder (which is on a different harddrive) BD2009 tells me these files are infected. When I am running Windows XP as my Operating System, and i scan my XP "system32" folder BD2009 tells me these…