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lagging opera b 3344 after NOD32 component update
system is WIN 7 Ultimate 64bit / NOD32 4.2.35.0 64bitafter recent update of program components, Antivirus and antispyware scanner module: 1269 (20100408) / Archive support module: 1111 (20100408) / Virus signature database: 5010 (20100408), opera b 3344 started to act sluggish/lagging - hanging non-responsive.
turning off NOD32 resolves the lagging, but this certainly is not a desirable workaround...
Are you using junction points?
I experienced the same issues with NOD32 v4.2.35.0 but deactivated Scan on "File open" and "File creation" under the Real-time file system protection settings and the problems were gone.
It seems the problem is on NOD32's side. Don't know if Opera can do much about it.
I've already reported it in the Official ESET Support Forum.
I experienced the same issues with NOD32 v4.2.35.0 but deactivated Scan on "File open" and "File creation" under the Real-time file system protection settings and the problems were gone.
It seems the problem is on NOD32's side. Don't know if Opera can do much about it.
I've already reported it in the Official ESET Support Forum.
Windows 7 x86
I am sure it is Eset's fault, but I only start having the issue since they updated their modules as of April 08th. I did report it to the forums too, but reckon that it will be ignored by Eset unless Opera may intervene since it seems to be the only application so badly effected, for whatever reason that might be...
Thence, I posted here as well, to make other users with a similar configuration aware as well as Opera.
Turned off NOD32's real-time file system protection and the problem is gone. Put Panda Cloud and ThreatFire as backup.
Thence, I posted here as well, to make other users with a similar configuration aware as well as Opera.
Turned off NOD32's real-time file system protection and the problem is gone. Put Panda Cloud and ThreatFire as backup.
that is what eset said:
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Ok, it happens because you have runtime packers enabled on file access and support for the unpacker used in that opera.dll was added in the recent update of the archive module. We'll take some measures to prevent that dll from being unpacked so it should be scanned quickly.
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Ok, it happens because you have runtime packers enabled on file access and support for the unpacker used in that opera.dll was added in the recent update of the archive module. We'll take some measures to prevent that dll from being unpacked so it should be scanned quickly.
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I'd loke to comment on the topic, though, since I had similar issue but with a different flavour. I'm also using NOD, but I'm not sure it is ESET's fault.
Symptoms: it takes ages for any (including local network) page to load, that is - a very long wait before anything comes from (or is sent to) server.
Reason: I had uTorrent launched from Opera - that happens if uTorrent is not yet running and you choose an external bittorrent application to open the .torrent file.
Solution: do not run uTorrent from Opera =) launch it separately, it causes no connection problems then.
(True for build 3347, possibly for 344 too; OS Windows XP 64-bit).
Symptoms: it takes ages for any (including local network) page to load, that is - a very long wait before anything comes from (or is sent to) server.
Reason: I had uTorrent launched from Opera - that happens if uTorrent is not yet running and you choose an external bittorrent application to open the .torrent file.
Solution: do not run uTorrent from Opera =) launch it separately, it causes no connection problems then.
(True for build 3347, possibly for 344 too; OS Windows XP 64-bit).
Originally posted by vtol:
eset meantime released an update to the Archive support module,now 1112 (20100409), which resolves the matter, i.e. Opera is back to normal without having to exclude opera.dll
this would conclude the matter and thread can be closed
It's still not solved for me.
Opera still freezes if don't deactivate Scan on "File open" and "File creation" under the Real-time file system protection.
Also excluding opera.dll didn't help.
Weird..
Windows 7 x86
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PowerPC and KDE fans rejoice
Here is a new build with some very nice fixes for PowerPC and our initial work on KDE 4 integration. Neither is perfect but we hope that you will see that we are finally getting somewhere.
Desktop/UI
The Windows and UNIX 'notrayicon' command line switch has been converted to a preference
Core
Fixed DSK-293735 (Fix Carakan on PPC)
Fixed DSK-293753 (Performance regressions in build 3346)
Fixed CARAKAN-1245 (GCing with a JSON parser instance in an uninitialised state)
Fixed CORE-28932 (Some FTP links doesn't work)
Fixed CORE-29063 (Swedish BankID crashes Opera, on pensionsmyndigheten.se)
Fixed CORE-29139 (Fixes to make Zip compressor work with PPC)
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Fixed DSK-291499 (Opera 10.51 will not run on windows XP x64 for some users)
Fixed DSK-293250 (Missing plugin box not clickable)
Fixed DSK-288967 (Streamline MSI/Installshield installer)
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