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My Wifi Security use to work fine. However, about a month ago after I renewed my subscription, it stopped working. when I attempted to log in, it says it can’t connect please check your internet connection and try again. My internet is working fine. this problem is true for my desktop and two laptops but works on my Android cell phone. Support has agreed that my connection is fine and they would let me know when it is fixed. that was 20 days ago. does anyone have any suggestions.
I recently purchased the Carbonite Basic plan for $56.99. How do I request a refund? I ordered this in error.
VPN not connecting, it says that I do not have an internet connection and has for some time now. I call Webroot and he said that they are having problems with VPN and would put me on the list to get updates when problem resolved. This has been some time ago and I still have not gotten any updated information. What is going on???
As the title says. As of updating my webroot subscription and keycode from Bestbuy, I can no longer right click a file and click “Scan with Webroot” option. I can still scan normally using webroot, but that option is gone. I tried going to bestbuy geeksquad online for direct support, but they swear this feature was never there, when I know it was there. Any advice.
Hello,is Webroot installation file for windows X64 same windows X32 ? https://anywhere.webrootcloudav.com/zerol/wsainstall.exe have Webroot any plan for create file for windows X64 ? ThanksAmirDurantash
Hello Everyone.So, Technically every time i want to check to see If I am running the latest Software, I should go to this Link, and Download the wainstall.exe file, Later Right Click- Properties-Details.The Link:https://anywhere.webrootcloudav.com/zerol/wsainstall.exe Current version is 9.036.40Is that Correct???Is that how you check for a new software ?Also, I noticed one of my computers is not showing when I go to Carbonite Webroote My Account CE 24.3, But when I open the Webnroot from that computer it shows it is protectedPlease let me knowThanks.
Edit Screen Shot. Blocked Private Email Address. (PTD)
I started with Webroot installed on 3 computers, deactivated one so I could add a new one, everything all good w/that one. Some time later I deactivated another old computer so I could add back the one I had previously removed; Webroot back and running on the most recently added machine. Unfortunately, the most recently added computer does not appear on the new console or the old console. Furthermore, the new console says I have 9 machines covered(?), all but 3 of these have been deactivated but can’t make heads or tales of what’s going on here. The old console shows only 2 machines: 1 old desktop and my new laptop; the old laptop I most recently added back does not appear even though Webroot is definitely working on it. It would be great if all three of my current machines showed up on the old console, it would be even better if I could make some kind of sense of what’s going on in the new console.
I’m using a MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2014) with Big Sur OS….. I updated the secure anywhere app recently and as a result my Mac is no longer compatible with SecureAnyWhere App.. Can it be reverted to the previous version that sill worked on my system? Aside from the Anti-Virus capabilities, there were several other very helpful/useful functions to help maintain my Mac… Why would it tell me to update my App when the Update would make the product I Paid for completely unusable? Anybody know of any possible options for me to maintain some level of Virus Protection on this computer? The computer still runs like new its a shame Apple has stopped OS Support for it…. Guess I’ll have to switch to a Linux build to avoid more inevitable compatibility issues…
Every time I turn on Mac 14.6.1, I receive 1-5 virus warnings. It is always from files in the /LaunchAgents folder. There are aboutMy other AVs, MalwareBytes, BitDefender do not find any viruses. I have seen 15 different files inside of that folder be flagged by Webroot. I don't want to turn on my Mac everyday and receive 1-5 warnings.
When Win11 is offline with Webroot fully installed and updated, how much less powerful is it? Webroot is a thin AV client that needs constant internet access when it finds a virus, to scan and be told what to do next. All modern AVs are affected by being offline, and are less powerful, but Webroot is more affected. How much more affected is it? Is it almost worthless when it is offline?
Hello CommunityCurrently testing Webroot endpoint for to my company, so we have a list of servers without internet access I would like to know if is possible to have a local repository, The idea is that these servers will update and communicate with the new one through this local repository. Is this possible or all servers must have internet access?Best Regards
I clicked on a link I shouldn’t have, and by doing so introduced my computer to a malwar called mergenetworkprotocol. It produces pop-up ads on my computer that won’t go away. On the web, I learned that it can do a lot of other nasty things. How can I get rid of it?
The feedback we received from the previous beta was foundational to its success – to the extent that we did not receive one bug complaint or call to Support indicating a problem!! This community is truly awesome! – Thank you!Further feedback mentioned that the previous beta was challenging to participate in as you needed either a trial of DNS Protection or an active Webroot Management Console. We hear you! With this next beta, this time, no Keycode will be required! Simply download and use the Beta Runner! However, if you prefer to use a Keycode you already have, it can be specified.Why a second beta?No software should ever stand still, it must evolve and progress! The second release of DNS Leak Prevention has some awesome new features that further augment Leak Prevention; namely, we have added the ability to dynamically detect DoH servers! Whereas previously we leveraged BrightCloud to provide an up-to-date list, now that is just the foundation to build on - now new DoH servers are de
In the process of setting up a new laptop, it’s been a while since I’ve had to delete/deactivate a device from my Webroot console, I start by clicking on the “My Account” box within the Webroot app on one of my laptops (see Pic 1). Clicking that box takes me to https://myaccount.carbonite.com/ ; I don’t recall ever conducting any business here. I eventually manage to log on and get to a somewhat user un-friendly page that lists my currently protected machines with names I don’t remember assigning (Pic 2). I’m not entirely convinced this page is legit even though I reached it directly through a link within my Webroot app. After some futile attempts at getting some actual customer service I stumbled across another page that looks way more familiar/legit (https://my.webrootanywhere.com/ ); it also has my machines listed with names that I remember assigning (Pic 3). Aside from the assigned computer names all the other info (keycode, version) indicates this is the same account on each page.
We are very pleased to announce the launch of the DNS Leak Prevention Beta. This is an opportunity for us to share with you the feature we are about to release, as well as to solicit feedback, both from a technical and functionality perspective. Download the Beta Runner (link removed)Documentation available (link removed) What is DNS Leak Prevention? This is a new patent pending feature of the Webroot DNS Protection product. It is designed to provide control of DNS by blocking all alternate DNS resources aside from those configured in Webroot DNS Protection. This is done by locking down port 53 TCP and UDP (DNS), port 853 TCP (DNS over TLS), and port 443 TCP to known DoH providers. Why are we creating DNS Leak Prevention? As Webroot DNS Protection is a DNS filtering product, if we are not filtering every DNS request, it means that things are being missed. For example, if a web browser were to be configured to get DNS resolution directly from its own server, and disregard what was confi
Just wanted to confirm: Webroot Endpoint Protection only runs on Windows or Mac. There is no business product for mobile devices: phones and tablets? If I want to use Webroot, will I need to purchase separate Webroot Mobile Security home-user licenses for each device?
I checked the admin guide and couldn't find a way to do this nor could I find a way to send the existing campaigns we have to one more user/target that got added later.
I am running Carbonite Safe CE 22.3 on a MacBook Pro M1 Max, running macOS Monterey Version 12.4 (21F79). About once a week, I am asked to grant it Full Disk Access permission. Except that it already has it. I see that Webroot Secure Anywhere went through this about two years ago in other threads. But I do not see a solution. Any ideas? Just to prove the point, here is a screen shot:
Running Windows 10 Pro,22H2,x64 . Recently renewed my SecureAnywhere, and ran wsainstall.exe, entered new key and everything seemed good. Then started having Windows startup issues, not hardware, and I noticed in Task Manager, 5 processes running for Webroot, two of which show 32-bit. 3 processes have dark green circles with white W, the 2 32-bit ones have light green circle with black W. Two of the dark ones show associated with “WRCoreService” and “WRSkyClient” . One of the 32-bit ones shows “WRSVC”. Any chance that has anything to do with the startup issues? Thanks.
