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<blockquote data-quote="cofer123" data-source="post: 1039301" data-attributes="member: 92976">Although I never had an issue like yours, ESET did break Windows stuff in the past like <a href="https://malwaretips.com/threads/eset-update-breaking-performance-monitors.113561/" target="_blank">they did last year with the Performance Monitors</a>, and, according to reports in that very thread, it wasn&#039;t the first time. As it&#039;s often the case, it&#039;s hard for ESET to take the blame in such cases, unless it becomes widespread enough to draw attention, so I believe Microsoft&#039;s claim that it was indeed ESET&#039;s fault.I&#039;m usually swinging back and forth between ESET and Kaspersky, currently running a bit of both on my devices. Despite not having any critical issues with ESET right now, I often face situations where I&#039;m unsure if it&#039;s their software causing weird behaviors that I don&#039;t notice on my devices that run Kaspersky. So there&#039;s that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cofer123, post: 1039301, member: 92976"] Although I never had an issue like yours, ESET did break Windows stuff in the past like [URL='https://malwaretips.com/threads/eset-update-breaking-performance-monitors.113561/']they did last year with the Performance Monitors[/URL], and, according to reports in that very thread, it wasn't the first time. As it's often the case, it's hard for ESET to take the blame in such cases, unless it becomes widespread enough to draw attention, so I believe Microsoft's claim that it was indeed ESET's fault. I'm usually swinging back and forth between ESET and Kaspersky, currently running a bit of both on my devices. Despite not having any critical issues with ESET right now, I often face situations where I'm unsure if it's their software causing weird behaviors that I don't notice on my devices that run Kaspersky. So there's that. [/QUOTE]

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