Pokusaj ovo: U NOD32 - AMON->Setup i tu kod Scan Boot Sectors makni kvacise za Access i Shutdown.

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Pete

Pokusaj ovo:
U NOD32 - AMON->Setup i tu kod Scan Boot Sectors makni kvacise za Access
i Shutdown.

CAN SOMEBODY PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS FOR ME?
IT IS THE KEY TO A PROBLEM I'M HAVING, I THINK.
-Pete
 
Pete said:
Pokusaj ovo:
U NOD32 - AMON->Setup i tu kod Scan Boot Sectors makni kvacise za
Access i Shutdown.

CAN SOMEBODY PLEASE TRANSLATE THIS FOR ME?
IT IS THE KEY TO A PROBLEM I'M HAVING, I THINK.
-Pete
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Contact NOD32 tech support. It sounds like you've installed the wrong
language version.

Malke
 
Malke said:
Contact NOD32 tech support. It sounds like you've installed the wrong
language version.

Malke
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No, I took it off of a newsgroup about a problem I'm having. This bit of
Polish may hold my answer.
It's a small world!!
-Pete
 
Hi,
I think it's actually Croatian language.

Try this:
go to NOD32 - AMON - Setup and here next to Scan Boot Sectors remove
"kvasice"

"Kvasice" probably mean somesort of checkbox that you should clear but I do
not have nod32 installed to check...

Hope this helps,
Matija Hrovat
 
Thanks.

Matija Hrovat said:
Hi,
I think it's actually Croatian language.

Try this:
go to NOD32 - AMON - Setup and here next to Scan Boot Sectors remove
"kvasice"

"Kvasice" probably mean somesort of checkbox that you should clear but I
do not have nod32 installed to check...

Hope this helps,
Matija Hrovat
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Pete said:
Thanks.
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To get rid of the message, under AMON I unchecked the non existent "A"
drive. That didn't do it. Then I unchecked the "scan boot sector under
shutdown" (only). Bingo, no error message about "A" drive.
-Pete.
 
Well I'm glad it helped!

Regards,
Matija Hrovat

Pete said:
To get rid of the message, under AMON I unchecked the non existent "A"
drive. That didn't do it. Then I unchecked the "scan boot sector under
shutdown" (only). Bingo, no error message about "A" drive.
-Pete.
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