It's my understanding that ESET's optional setting to detect Potentially Unwanted Programs simply displays a message warning the user that the installation contains a Potentially Unwanted Program. What exactly do you mean by "blocked from installation"? in the very first post the OP states that "since I switch to Eset Internet Security new updates from Piriform for CCleaner have been blocked from installation by the firewall" Wouldn't it be fun and interesting to get some statistics from ESET on this too ? Maybe in a blog post on WLS Edited Apby SweX
I remember a blog post by Avira that they made not long ago where they said that they had 22 million PUA detections under one month alone. It doesn't matter if it is, mcafee, google chrome, dropbox, yahoo, open candy, ask, toolbars, they are all unwanted if they come as a "gift" with another software. I have seen that some people don't understand why dropbox that comes with another software is detected, it's quite simple, it's not dropbox that they wanted to install so dropbox is the "unwanted" one in that case. a user download Google Chrome but CCleaner comes with it, in that case CCleaner would be the "unwanted" software. a user download CCleaner that may also come with google chrome, in this case google chrome is the "unwanted" software.Ģ. It doesn't really matter which software that comes with another software or not.ġ. It's npt like Piriform is using Open Candy. If you have Chrome installed already you will never see the alert anyways. It is detecting the Chrome installer or the Google toolbar installer.
I do not have any issues with CCleaner full version and Eset.
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