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Originally posted by Chris4
Menthix and others worked hard to remove any problems the anti-virus companies were detecting and ended up with good results, however at present NOD32 is the only one that continues to detect Plus! as a problem. Once they're made aware that the problems have been removed, they should change it.
People are still trying to work on that BTW, but as long as Eset is extremely vague as to why they are flagging Plus! as an potentially unwanted application Yuna doesn't know what to do about it either.
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Originally posted by Chris4
until then, my recommendation would be to remove NOD32
Not necessary. Temporary disabling NOD32 will do, although it does take a couple more steps than Eset says it will.
- Doubleclick on the NOD32 icon
![[Image: nod32-systray-icon.png]](http://rnd.menthix.net/mpl_screens/nod32-systray-icon.png)
in the systray next to the clock in the lower-right of your screen. On Windows 7 in some cases the NOD32 icon is hidden behind the little up arrow next to the clock.
- In the lower-left of the NOD32 windows click 'Change' to toggle to 'Advanced mode'.
![[Image: nod32-change-display-mode.png]](http://rnd.menthix.net/mpl_screens/nod32-change-display-mode.png)
- Once you're in advanced mode, click on 'Setup' and then 'Antivirus and antispyware protection'.
- You should see the status of all 4 of NOD32's components, click on 'Disable' under all 4 of these components.
- Now you should be able to download Plus! and install it without any problem.
- Once you are done you can delete the installer file and re-enable NOD32. Only the installer is flagged by NOD32, Plus! works fine once it is installed, even with NOD32 on its highest settings.
![[Image: nod32-disable-antivirus-and-spyware-prot...letely.png]](http://rnd.menthix.net/mpl_screens/nod32-disable-antivirus-and-spyware-protection-completely.png)
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