dangerous website blocker is incomplete with Firefox 31

[Gamezertruth]

A long time and I do not have any anti-virus installed on my system! Suddenly, and today decided to install Kaspersky Internet Security 2014! But there is a problem where I get a message "dangerous website blocker is incomplete with Firefox 31" ?  http://www.trusteer.com/support/compatibility-other-security-software

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You want to dump that Trusteer Rapport as it can cause connectivity problems.

Was this an optional bundled PuP that came with Kaspersky as a lot of programs try to get the unwary to install additional programs as an additional earner for them.

Some banks advise installing it for added security but if you Google problems with trusteer rapport you will see quite a few have.

[jraju]

Hi,
     Gamez,
                     I will sincerly advise to avoid downloading from suspicious sites. Either you download from the authors site or majorgeek, which does not fall a prey to advertisement and tool bar bundled programs. Even if you choose custom install, they will invariably inject all those things, which first will hijack your browser and do a lot of things. There are programs which would not be available to uninstall in Program and Features in control panel. I think it is not available as free version but only as trial version. you could safely download with this link, by far the safest link, i ever experienced
http://www.majorgeeks.com/mg/get/kaspersky_internet_security,1.html
                           Best of luck. Do not download from any other link, as it goes to links coupled with bundled programs. This is my experience.
           

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While I don't have http://unchecky.com/ installed, I've heard it said that it does what it says on the tin.

[Gamezertruth]

You want to dump that Trusteer Rapport as it can cause connectivity problems.

Was this an optional bundled PuP that came with Kaspersky as a lot of programs try to get the unwary to install additional programs as an additional earner for them.

Some banks advise installing it for added security but if you Google problems with trusteer rapport you will see quite a few have.

Every piece of Kaspersky cause connectivity problems ! I noticed that today, despite the fact that Kaspersky is shut down but still cause problems beyond them,. very slow machine and connectivity problems ! so What should I do?

[Gamezertruth]

Hi,
     Gamez,
                     I will sincerly advise to avoid downloading from suspicious sites. Either you download from the authors site or majorgeek, which does not fall a prey to advertisement and tool bar bundled programs. Even if you choose custom install, they will invariably inject all those things, which first will hijack your browser and do a lot of things. There are programs which would not be available to uninstall in Program and Features in control panel. I think it is not available as free version but only as trial version. you could safely download with this link, by far the safest link, i ever experienced
http://www.majorgeeks.com/mg/get/kaspersky_internet_security,1.html
                           Best of luck. Do not download from any other link, as it goes to links coupled with bundled programs. This is my experience.
         

hi jraju

http://www.tweaking.com/forums/index.php/topic,2296.msg15183.html#msg15183
and
http://www.tweaking.com/forums/index.php/topic,2268.msg14974.html#msg14974
 

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Did you ever have an AV program installed - with an OEM machine they quite often come with a month free trial of either McAfee or Norton.

Remnants of these if not correctly uninstalled by using their Uninstallers can conflict when a new AV program is installed which quite often results in loss of Internet connection.

If you once had an AV installed, Kaspersky' will detect their files and give the conflict.

Trusteer Rapport could also be causing problems if you have installed that.

[Gamezertruth]

Did you ever have an AV program installed - with an OEM machine they quite often come with a month free trial of either McAfee or Norton.

Remnants of these if not correctly uninstalled by using their Uninstallers can conflict when a new AV program is installed which quite often results in loss of Internet connection.

If you once had an AV installed, Kaspersky' will detect their files and give the conflict.

Trusteer Rapport could also be causing problems if you have installed that.

my Kaspersky Internet Security are correctly installed on new windows system and I have do formate my old system two days ago so everything is okey !

I also have the knowledge that more than one anti-virus program will cause a conflict with other antivirus software's' So I always do I install one anti-virus program.

Trusteer Rapport and others Kaspersky plugin/add-ons have plugged itself into Firefox and can’t Remove it but Disabled it 

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This article explains and provides Trusteer Rapport Uninstaller http://www.trusteer.com/support/uninstalling-rapport-using-safeuninstall-utility

Choose any of these AV Uninstallers for any previous AV programs you have had installed in the past - uninstalling from Programs and Features doesn't fully do it and run each one twice, rebooting in between. http://singularlabs.com/uninstallers/security-software/

[Gamezertruth]

any alternative before Uninstaller any of this  -)

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any alternative before Uninstaller any of this  -)

If a program is suspect and can't be disabled during a clean boot (which some security programs can't be), then uninstalling is a normal diagnostic step.

[Gamezertruth]

This article explains and provides Trusteer Rapport Uninstaller http://www.trusteer.com/support/uninstalling-rapport-using-safeuninstall-utility

Choose any of these AV Uninstallers for any previous AV programs you have had installed in the past - uninstalling from Programs and Features doesn't fully do it and run each one twice, rebooting in between. http://singularlabs.com/uninstallers/security-software/

There is no download link for Trusteer Rapport Uninstaller ! They tell me that there should be Fill out this form to get Trusteer Rapport Uninstaller ? http://www.trusteer.com/support/uninstall-troubleshooting

other AV Uninstallers is fine  

[Gamezertruth]

any alternative before Uninstaller any of this  -)

If a program is suspect and can't be disabled during a clean boot (which some security programs can't be), then uninstalling is a normal diagnostic step.

ok I will try that later 

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There is no download link for Trusteer Rapport Uninstaller ! They tell me that there should be Fill out this form to get Trusteer Rapport Uninstaller ? http://www.trusteer.com/support/uninstall-troubleshooting

I see what you mean - so have you followed that procedure ?

As a browser protector, I use Hitman Pro Alert http://www.surfright.nl/en/alert which you could use once you've gotten rid of Trusteer.

Is Kaspersky still giving you connectivity problems or have you gotten rid of that and hopefully installed something else ?

[Gamezertruth]

There is no download link for Trusteer Rapport Uninstaller ! They tell me that there should be Fill out this form to get Trusteer Rapport Uninstaller ? http://www.trusteer.com/support/uninstall-troubleshooting

I see what you mean - so have you followed that procedure ?

As a browser protector, I use Hitman Pro Alert http://www.surfright.nl/en/alert which you could use once you've gotten rid of Trusteer.

Is Kaspersky still giving you connectivity problems or have you gotten rid of that and hopefully installed something else ?

1- No, I should fill out this form?

2- I will give this Hitman Pro Alert a try.

3- I've remove Kaspersky Internet Security using Kaspersky products removal tool! And switch to Bitdefender Internet Security 2015 But I have a problem with 3 programs ( Bitdefender Internet Security 2015 & firefox 32.0.1&tap max plus)

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Does Trusteer Rapport appear in Programs and Features ?

if so, then you can uninstall it with the free IOBit Uninstaller - look out for any additional software it would like you to download with it such as ASC v7.0 or whichever version they are using now. http://www.iobit.com/advanceduninstaller.html

That's the Uninstaller I use.

After you click on Uninstall and has used Windows own Uninstaller, there's a Power Scan and also the option to shred the files when you confirm the residue delete.

You may have to perform the uninstall in Safe Mode as it's likely to be running in the background.

If it isn't listed then you will have to fill out the form.

I've seen reports where Bitdefender has caused problems as well as slowing a computer to a crawl, so that wouldn't have been my first choice and AV Suites tend to have a bad reputation - just as you've experienced with Kaspersky.

Boot up into Safe Mode with Networking to see if you have the same problem with Firefox and whatever tap max plus is.

In Safe Mode with Networking, Bitdefender shouldn't be running.

I use Norton 360 and have done for about 5 years which has been mainly trouble free, although it no longer likes Windows Updates as I have to open Norton and do a manual scan for Definition updates before IE will open.

If it gets too chewy, Symantec have a Remove & Reinstall tool that you save and run as a .exe from Downloads instead of cluttering up your desktop with its icon https://support.norton.com/sp/en/uk/home/current/solutions/v60392881_EndUserProfile_en_us - but there are plenty of freebies out there you could trial http://freebies.about.com/od/computerfreebies/tp/best-free-antivirus.htm

But I'd leave AVG alone and even MS don't rate MSE.

[Gamezertruth]

Does Trusteer Rapport appear in Programs and Features ?

if so, then you can uninstall it with the free IOBit Uninstaller - look out for any additional software it would like you to download with it such as ASC v7.0 or whichever version they are using now. http://www.iobit.com/advanceduninstaller.html

That's the Uninstaller I use.

After you click on Uninstall and has used Windows own Uninstaller, there's a Power Scan and also the option to shred the files when you confirm the residue delete.

no it’s not appear/listed in Programs and Features - !!

You may have to perform the uninstall in Safe Mode as it's likely to be running in the background.

If it isn't listed then you will have to fill out the form.

i will give this a shot !

I've seen reports where Bitdefender has caused problems as well as slowing a computer to a crawl, so that wouldn't have been my first choice and AV Suites tend to have a bad reputation - just as you've experienced with Kaspersky.

Boot up into Safe Mode with Networking to see if you have the same problem with Firefox and whatever tap max plus is.

In Safe Mode with Networking, Bitdefender shouldn't be running.

I use Norton 360 and have done for about 5 years which has been mainly trouble free, although it no longer likes Windows Updates as I have to open Norton and do a manual scan for Definition updates before IE will open.

If it gets too chewy, Symantec have a Remove & Reinstall tool that you save and run as a .exe from Downloads instead of cluttering up your desktop with its icon https://support.norton.com/sp/en/uk/home/current/solutions/v60392881_EndUserProfile_en_us - but there are plenty of freebies out there you could trial http://freebies.about.com/od/computerfreebies/tp/best-free-antivirus.htm

But I'd leave AVG alone and even MS don't rate MSE.

all your word is true and i will work in this - ) and back to you ;