Unable to install MinimWatch on Windows PC

[sealshouse]

I have MinimServer running nicely on my Synology NAS, however I am unable to install MinimWatch on my Windows 7 PC. I have the correct version of Java loaded, but when I attempt to 'Run' MinimWatch, it will not install, and I receive a notification of "ohNET.dll not safe and has been removed" from Norton.

any ideas?

[simoncn]

(17-01-2015 19:59)sealshouse Wrote:  I have MinimServer running nicely on my Synology NAS, however I am unable to install MinimWatch on my Windows 7 PC. I have the correct version of Java loaded, but when I attempt to 'Run' MinimWatch, it will not install, and I receive a notification of "ohNET.dll not safe and has been removed" from Norton.

any ideas?

I no longer use Norton because of problems like this. From memory, I believe you can go into the Norton UI and manually unremove/restore the good files that Norton thinks are bad.

FYI, I am now using WebRoot as my my antivirus program and I am very pleased with it.

[sealshouse]

(17-01-2015 21:25)simoncn Wrote:  

(17-01-2015 19:59)sealshouse Wrote:  I have MinimServer running nicely on my Synology NAS, however I am unable to install MinimWatch on my Windows 7 PC. I have the correct version of Java loaded, but when I attempt to 'Run' MinimWatch, it will not install, and I receive a notification of "ohNET.dll not safe and has been removed" from Norton.

any ideas?

I no longer use Norton because of problems like this. From memory, I believe you can go into the Norton UI and manually unremove/restore the good files that Norton thinks are bad.

FYI, I am now using WebRoot as my my antivirus program and I am very pleased with it.

[sealshouse]

(17-01-2015 21:25)simoncn Wrote:  

(17-01-2015 19:59)sealshouse Wrote:  I have MinimServer running nicely on my Synology NAS, however I am unable to install MinimWatch on my Windows 7 PC. I have the correct version of Java loaded, but when I attempt to 'Run' MinimWatch, it will not install, and I receive a notification of "ohNET.dll not safe and has been removed" from Norton.

any ideas?

I no longer use Norton because of problems like this. From memory, I believe you can go into the Norton UI and manually unremove/restore the good files that Norton thinks are bad.

FYI, I am now using WebRoot as my my antivirus program and I am very pleased with it.

Thanks Simon - really appreciate the response - I'll give that a go