[jems]

When I started up my computer today my windows security centre popped up to say that I have no anti virus software - it is telling me "Eset Nod32 anti virus system 2.50 reprts that it might be out of date."

The thing is Nod32 seems to be working fine - - it is still updating and the scans still run.

Any ideas what the problem might be?

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Click start then control panel, security centre, change the way security centre alerts me

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Remove the tick for anti virus, click OK and reboot

Replace the tick and click OK

[Retired Tech]

Click start then control panel, security centre, change the way security centre alerts me

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Remove the tick for anti virus, click OK and reboot

Replace the tick and click OK

[jems]

thanks.

but why is this happening? do you think there might be a problem with NOD32? is there any way I can check?

[Retired Tech]

XP is probably being over protective, you can cross check Nod32 with online scans

If you go as far as re-installing Nod32 you still wouldn't know any more than it saying all updates are in place

[Thef0rce]

xp security centre has a problem when it comes to detecting certain antivirus products. When I had norton installed, it kept saying I had no antivirus. I replaced it with nod 32 though, but I haven't looked at the security centre since.

if nod 32 is saying that its updated and everything, there's nothing to worry about.