Conrad Sallian's community posts

Hello Alex,

Our brand representative cannot post on Spiceworks because we discontinued our vendor membership. The reason why we did so was that we didn't agree with Spiceworks vendor policy in certain respects.  

Otherwise, Spiceworks is great and we have a lot of followers and customers there.

Hello Nunzio,

I responded in the dedicated thread.

Thanks.

Hello Nunzio,

Thank you for your message. This problem is similar to the one described in this thread. Please, try enabling "Turn on mouse keys' in Windows settings and see if it helps fix the problem.

Hello,

Yesterday, when trying to download our custom RU, we got a message on Chrome: "This Type of File Can Harm Your Computer". It doesn't happen every time but when it does, customers are concerned. Not sure what Chrome version they're on.

If you are downloading an executable (I guess it was a one-click installer) then Chrome may issue such a warning. It says that this "type of file" may harm your computer meaning that malware can often come as executables, which is true.

Again, when trying competitive products, we don't experience any issues on machines with BD or Avast. Isn't that strange?

I agree that it is strange that legitimate software gets detected by some antivirus programs and these a/v vendors fail to explain even to their own customers why they favor some antivirus programs and try to block others at all costs. Whenever we asked them this direct question there was always silence.

Hello Richard,

We cannot say to our customer turn off antivirus so we can support them remotely not because we cant tell them but mostly, customers are not able to turn it off or change.

I perfectly understand. That wouldn't make sense.

I've checked virustotal too, and you have 9 positives, 5 of them are heavily used here in my country and 1 of them is developed here so the penetration of this one is huge. (For example another concurent solution have 0 positives)

This only tells how a/v software re-uses detections of one another. This is not the first time when once one of them thinks certain software as a "threat" , others immediately start detecting it too. Again, the current stable version of Remote Utilities (6.8.0.1) has been around for 9 months and during all that time there was just a couple of riskware detections. Then all of a sudden the same file with the same code as before started to get detected.

So please, check you code or cooperate with AV companies more, so we can use your solution since its kinda unique and cool...

We do our best to cooperate with AV companies. But unfortunately, not all of them do their best to cooperate with software vendors, and many of them don't even have a  decent false positive report form or simply won't respond.

Still, we will yet again contact BitDefender and ask them to take care of this issue.

Hello Bisser,

Thank you for your message.

No, this is not possible. The Host can be connected to/through one ID server at a time. In order to connect the Host to a different server you must change the server address in the Host Internet-ID connection settings.

Hi Alex,

Yes, perhaps. However, this issue is related to notification panel and Host rather than to iOS or another client. This suggestion has been added to our wishlist for the future notification panel (which we'll be significantly revamping soon).

Thanks!

Hello everyone,

There is documentation on how to switch to System using the Access menu. Perhaps, we should just add that you may need to switch if you have issues with mapped drives. Or better still we'll just add a more detailed knowledge base article.

Thanks!

Hello Rick,

Thank you for your message.

Perhaps, the Viewer configuration file has been corrupted somehow. Anyway, feel free to generate another free license, it is possible.

Hello Richard,

According to VirusTotal data BitDefender no longer treats RU files as malware. Do you have the most recent signatures update?

I still dont understand why other similar apps dot have this problem....

Not really. Other remote desktop software also suffer from false positive detections  once in a while, not necessarily from BitDefender but from other engines.