We had this problem when we switched to NOD32.
NOD32's IMON component conflicts with HostExplorer. You could turn off
IMON, but the better solution is to add the hostex32.exe (C:\Program
Files\Hummingbird\Connectivity\10.00\HostExplorer\hostex32.exe) to the
list of applications IMON does not monitor
This setting is under 'IMON/Settings/Misc/Excluded Applicatoons' of the
configuration profile. Then push the updated profile out to your clients.
Erik
Chris Wolf wrote:
> Is anyone else using this combination of software on Windows XP? We're
> in the process of replacing Symantec Anti-Virus with NOD32 and just last
> week ran into a problem on a single computer where Hummingbird Host
> Explorer fails to work after NOD32 was installed. Uninstalling NOD32 and
> going back to Symantec fixed the problem. However, we have installed
> NOD32 on several other computers where Host Explorer still works with no
> problems. Someone in AIS said she had heard of at least one other person
> (in ACNS) with this problem.
>
> --Chris
> ==============================================
> Chris Wolf
> Computer Service Manager
> Agricultural Economics [log in to unmask] <mailto:[log in to unmask]>
> Michigan State University 517 353-5017
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Erik Selke
Information Technologist
Department of Sociology
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Michigan State University
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