- Feb 15, 2014
- 334
SecureAPlus Freemium - Updates
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- Sep 26, 2014
- 189
Due to the overwhelming response that we received recently, we are going to upgrade our server to serve you better. The server will be down for a few hours. Thank you for your understanding and support. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.
Yes. The server is up again now with more power. If you have been experiencing delay on Full System Scan, bear with us. The server is now trying to process the backlog.
- Sep 26, 2014
- 189
We are pleased to announce the release of SecureAPlus v3.3.4.
In this version, SecureAPlus can work along with Windows Defender, if the offline AV is disabled.
There are also several bugs fixed and a few enhancements.
More details can be found in the release notes: http://www.secureaplus.com/Main/secureaplus_releasenote.php
In this version, SecureAPlus can work along with Windows Defender, if the offline AV is disabled.
There are also several bugs fixed and a few enhancements.
More details can be found in the release notes: http://www.secureaplus.com/Main/secureaplus_releasenote.php
- Sep 26, 2014
- 189
Yes, there is an offline installer available. From the following link: http://www.secureaplus.com/Main/secureaplus_download.php, click on (Need offline installer?).
- Sep 26, 2014
- 189
We are pleased to announce the release of SecureAPlus version 3.3.5.
Now the offline antivirus setting is independent from Universal AV. User can disable Universal AV without disabling the offline AntiVirus.
We have upgraded ClamAV engine to v0.98.7. The detail of the changes can be found at the following url: http://www.secureaplus.com/Main/secureaplus_releasenote.php
Now the offline antivirus setting is independent from Universal AV. User can disable Universal AV without disabling the offline AntiVirus.
We have upgraded ClamAV engine to v0.98.7. The detail of the changes can be found at the following url: http://www.secureaplus.com/Main/secureaplus_releasenote.php
- Sep 17, 2013
- 1,492
SecureAplus is still under development. it has bugs. It does not function as it should .
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- Sep 17, 2013
- 1,492
there is option to delete the detected malware.
Whatever problem you are experiencing is because of bugs
- Jun 14, 2015
- 857
I installed this on a VM...wow it is nice. I really like the "upload to virus total" link on the alert.
You can limit upload speed on any program with Windows' Group Policy:
http://www.geekwithopinions.com/2013/05/24/throttle-upload-bandwidth-in-windows-qos/
You can limit upload speed on any program with Windows' Group Policy:
http://www.geekwithopinions.com/2013/05/24/throttle-upload-bandwidth-in-windows-qos/
- Aug 23, 2013
- 1,072
I installed SecureAPlus Premium and have lost the ability to boot into my system.
The initial SecureAPlus scan had been running for many hours without moving past C:\Windows\Installer, so I clicked out the scan. When I was shutting down sometime after this, I had gotten a number of messages about what I think were some of my applications not being valid system32 or something to that effect. When I rebooted, I found the system was unresponsive, showing the hourglass icon. I assumed this was due to the SecureAPlus scan, which said it would resume if you had had to log off. When I went into Safe Mode, I got the same thing--unresponsive, showing the hourglass icon non-stop. I was away from the computer about 4 hours, and when I returned I found this blue screen :
"STOP: c000007b {Bad Image}
The application or DLL \??\C:\WINDOWS\System32\scfiles.dll is not a valid Windows image. Please check this against your installation diskette."
I thought that things would be completely dead, but I am able to boot into Safe Mode. Problem is when the pointer goes down to the taskbar level, it's hourglass lockup. Clicking on desktop icons brings no response, which figures if Windows Explorer is indeed crippled.
I've tried System Restore, two different points. It seems to be going great, but instead of rebooting after doing the restore, the system just goes into that useless Safe Mode.
When I try to run System Restore on Mini XP of Hirens Boot CD, it's quite different. I get the message:
"rstrui.exe--Unable to locate component
The application has failed to start because SRRSTR.dll was not found. Re-installing the application may fix the problem."
I have gotten similar messages regarding some C applications. With most C applications I try to bring up I get the message "The application failed to start because ---.DLL was not found. Reinstalling the application may fix the problem." On the other hand, C is not altogether dead. This is demonstrated in that I can still bring up documents that are on C. I can satisfactorily bring up ArsClip and CleanMem from C.
The usefulness of MiniXP for me is truncated by the fact that it won't type for me; it only responds to my mouse. I can type on Firefox on Parted Magic, but there's really nothing else of apparent use to me on Parted Magic. Is there anything I can do that would enable me to type in Mini XP?
I would like to know what drivers come with SecureAPlus. I am not averse to using SecureAPlus on my next computer, but I need help to remove it from this system, and to repair whatever damage has occurred.
I'm on an old computer with Windows XP, 2 GB RAM, and single core 2.66 GHZ. It landed in the shop last year when I installed Shadow Defender, so it's apparent to me that there are some programs this computer is simply too resource-starved to handle. Please don't berate me that I need to move to a new computer. I know that. I don't like this computer. But I have been in a battle with the dreadful disease scabies since February.
The initial SecureAPlus scan had been running for many hours without moving past C:\Windows\Installer, so I clicked out the scan. When I was shutting down sometime after this, I had gotten a number of messages about what I think were some of my applications not being valid system32 or something to that effect. When I rebooted, I found the system was unresponsive, showing the hourglass icon. I assumed this was due to the SecureAPlus scan, which said it would resume if you had had to log off. When I went into Safe Mode, I got the same thing--unresponsive, showing the hourglass icon non-stop. I was away from the computer about 4 hours, and when I returned I found this blue screen :
"STOP: c000007b {Bad Image}
The application or DLL \??\C:\WINDOWS\System32\scfiles.dll is not a valid Windows image. Please check this against your installation diskette."
I thought that things would be completely dead, but I am able to boot into Safe Mode. Problem is when the pointer goes down to the taskbar level, it's hourglass lockup. Clicking on desktop icons brings no response, which figures if Windows Explorer is indeed crippled.
I've tried System Restore, two different points. It seems to be going great, but instead of rebooting after doing the restore, the system just goes into that useless Safe Mode.
When I try to run System Restore on Mini XP of Hirens Boot CD, it's quite different. I get the message:
"rstrui.exe--Unable to locate component
The application has failed to start because SRRSTR.dll was not found. Re-installing the application may fix the problem."
I have gotten similar messages regarding some C applications. With most C applications I try to bring up I get the message "The application failed to start because ---.DLL was not found. Reinstalling the application may fix the problem." On the other hand, C is not altogether dead. This is demonstrated in that I can still bring up documents that are on C. I can satisfactorily bring up ArsClip and CleanMem from C.
The usefulness of MiniXP for me is truncated by the fact that it won't type for me; it only responds to my mouse. I can type on Firefox on Parted Magic, but there's really nothing else of apparent use to me on Parted Magic. Is there anything I can do that would enable me to type in Mini XP?
I would like to know what drivers come with SecureAPlus. I am not averse to using SecureAPlus on my next computer, but I need help to remove it from this system, and to repair whatever damage has occurred.
I'm on an old computer with Windows XP, 2 GB RAM, and single core 2.66 GHZ. It landed in the shop last year when I installed Shadow Defender, so it's apparent to me that there are some programs this computer is simply too resource-starved to handle. Please don't berate me that I need to move to a new computer. I know that. I don't like this computer. But I have been in a battle with the dreadful disease scabies since February.
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