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Hello,

At work I'm using Vista pro 32 bits and IE9 + Chrome + Firefox. With all these browsers I can use "Sign In" with French language.

At home I'm using Windows 10 and only IE11, but it's impossible for me to use "Sign In" with French language. I have selected the French language and then restart my PC but "Sign In" language is always English.

Is it an issue?

Thanks.





Well, it looks more like a bug than an issue.  ?, is there any way to forward this up to LastPass as a possible bug report?
 

I have IE11 on my Windows 10 Pro PC and the sign-in works for me in French.

 


? I re-read this, and wonder how you have IE10 on Windows 10.  I thought Windows 10 had only IE 11 on it?
?

You are right David, It was a bug of my brain;)

 
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You are right David, It was a bug of my brain;)

 

LOL, no worries!

 

I am NOT able to reproduce this, in case you were wondering why I have not attempted to do so.  I have a "beta version", and it works just a bit differently, so my results would be invalid.  :(
Thanks for reporting this - the best way to get this to escalations is for us to have a support ticket for them to enter in their system. Would you mind contacting support and letting them know the steps to reproduce this?

http://www.webroot.com/us/en/support/contact



Once you have a ticket open, then I can make sure to check in with the escalations team to make sure they've received it.
@ wrote:

Thanks for reporting this - the best way to get this to escalations is for us to have a support ticket for them to enter in their system. Would you mind contacting support and letting them know the steps to reproduce this?

http://www.webroot.com/us/en/support/contact



Once you have a ticket open, then I can make sure to check in with the escalations team to make sure they've received it.
Hi nic,

The ticket is open.


Thanks!
Hello ?

Thanks for your help.

The support answers me only 12 hours after my ticket but I cannot apply their solution because I was out of home.

Following their instructions I have downloaded the Webroot Toolbar Utility here: http://download.webroot.com/toolbarfix.exe 



After this I found French language:D







 
Glad that took care of it!
@ wrote:

@ I re-read this, and wonder how you have IE10 on Windows 10.  I thought Windows 10 had only IE 11 on it?

Hi @, Now I am confused. I thought that IE was eliminated from Windows 10 and replace with Edge. Is that incorrect?

 

Thanks,

Theresa
@ wrote:

@ wrote:

@ I re-read this, and wonder how you have IE10 on Windows 10.  I thought Windows 10 had only IE 11 on it?

Hi @, Now I am confused. I thought that IE was eliminated from Windows 10 and replace with Edge. Is that incorrect?

 

Thanks,

Theresa

Hello @

You are right, Windows 10 new default browser is "Edge" but if you want continuing to use addons, you should use Internet Explorer 11 or Firefox or Chrome...

You can find more explanations here: https://community.webroot.com/t5/Webroot-SecureAnywhere-Complete/How-can-I-use-the-Webroot-toolbar-with-Edge-and-Windows10-please/td-p/218979
Hi,

I have a new PC Windows 10 and a strange problem with "Sign In".

On IE11 his language is English and on FF 44.0.2 it's French.

I try the previous solution, with the Webroot Toolbar Utility given by the support but whitout any success:@

I post here because I don't know how I can send the following screen shots to the support ?

 






Hi Asklepios,

 

You can send this link to support ..Right?;)

 

https://community.webroot.com/t5/Webroot-SecureAnywhere-Complete/quot-Sign-In-quot-language/m-p/241612#M16290

 

 
Hi

Thanks ? :D

I have just open a new support ticket.

I will post the solution ASAP.
Great ?,You are most welcome.Thank you for your patience in the matter!

 

We will be curious to hear what Support saids.;)
Hi ?

I'm sorry for the delay but this issue is not yet solved.

I have tried the 3 following solutions proposed by the technical support, but without success:@

 


  1. Hello,

    Thank you for contacting Webroot Support. In order to address the issue you reported, we would like to have you uninstall and then reinstall the Webroot SecureAnywhere software. Please follow the instructions below.

    If using Windows XP, Vista, or 7:

    1. Open your Start menu.
    2. Click Programs or All Programs, then navigate to the Webroot SecureAnywhere folder.
    3. Under Webroot SecureAnywhere, open the Tools folder, then click Uninstall Webroot.
    4. Click Yes and follow any prompts that appear.

    If using Windows 8:

    1. Move your cursor to the bottom right of the screen to open the Charm Bar menu.
    2. Click Search, then type the following into the Start Search bar, exactly as it appears below.

    "C:Program FilesWebrootWRSA.exe" -uninstall

    3. Click Yes and follow any prompts that appear.

    If using Windows 10:

    1. In the Cortana Search bar type the following, exactly as it appears below.

    "C:Program FilesWebrootWRSA.exe" -uninstall

    2. Click Yes and follow any prompts that appear.

    It is not necessary to reboot your computer after uninstalling Webroot. To reinstall, click the link below to download the latest installer.

    http://anywhere.webrootcloudav.com/zerol/wsainstall.exe

    1. Save the file to your desktop.
    2. Double-click "wsainstall.exe" to run the installer.
    3. Enter your keycode when prompted.

    Your keycode is:.....................................................

    4. Click Agree and Install.
    5. If asked "Would you like to automatically import the settings that were used in your previous installation?", click No. Webroot SecureAnywhere reinstalls itself.

    A scan may begin automatically, depending on how recently a scan was completed.

    If you have any questions or require further assistance, please reply to this message.

    Thank you,

    The Webroot Technical Support Team
  2. Hello,

    In order to better understand what is occurring, we would like to gather more information with our specialized log gathering utility, wsalogs, which will greatly expedite the diagnosis and repair of the problem. Once you have completed the following instructions, please let us know that the logs are available to review.

    Below are the steps to gather this data:

    1. Download Webroot's log-gathering utility from the following link:

    http://download.webroot.com/wsalogs.exe

    2. Save the file to your Desktop (or the preferred Download folder of your web browser).

    3. Once it has finished downloading, double-click the wsalogs.exe file on your Desktop to run it.

    4. In the box labeled "Email:", enter the same email address you used for this support site.

    5. Click the "Go!" button to begin the log gathering process.

    Expect the utility to take between 1 to 10 minutes to gather the necessary information. The run time depends on various factors on your computer, including the size of the Webroot software logs and the compression speed of the computer. This utility is designed to gather extended logs from the Webroot software and basic system information.

    Your privacy is very important to us. All information gathered is in accordance with Webroot's Privacy Policy and will only be used to expedite the identification and resolution of the issue reported. You can view our Privacy Policy here: www.webroot.com/privacy.

    The utility will gather the necessary information and will attempt to return it automatically via a secure dropbox connection (please allow PSCP.exe through your firewall, if asked). A copy of the logs will also be present on your Desktop, named in the following fashion "wsalogs_email@you.set_date-time.7z". The utility will then attempt to return you to this web page; please leave a message letting us know you have sent the requested logs.

    Thank you,

    Webroot Technical Support

  3. Hello,

    We would like to have you run our toolbar fix utility to see if this corrects your issue.

    To uninstall and reinstall the Webroot toolbar, follow the instructions below.

    **Part 1: Use a utility to uninstall the Webroot SecureAnywhere Toolbar**

    1. Download and save the Webroot Toolbar utility to your Desktop using this link:

    http://download.webroot.com/toolbarfix.exe

    2. Double-click the "toolbarfix.exe" file to launch the installer.

    3. Select "Uninstall the Webroot Toolbar," and then click "Start."

    4. Follow the prompts until the following message appears: "Process Completed. Click Finish to exit."

    5. Click Finish.

    The toolbar should now be removed from Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Google Chrome. Keep in mind: you may need to restart your browser to see the change.

    ** Part 2: Use a utility to install the Webroot SecureAnywhere Toolbar **

    1. Navigate back to your Desktop.

    2. Double-click the "toolbarfix.exe" file to launch the installer.

    3. Select "Repair/Install the Webroot Toolbar," and then click "Start."

    4. Follow the prompts until the following message appears: "Installation was successful. Please open your Internet Browser(s) and be sure to Enable/Allow the Webroot Toolbar if prompted."

    5. Click "OK," then click "Finish."

    The toolbar should now be installed in Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Google Chrome. (These are the only browsers supported at this time.) Keep in mind: you may need to restart your browser to begin using the toolbar. The toolbar is represented by a small gray W icon next to your search bar. Click on the gray W to log in to the toolbar. Once you log into your account, the W icon will turn green.

    Please let us know if you require additional assistance.

    Thank you,

    The Webroot Support Team
And today I answer this to the suuport:

Hello,

Thanks for your help.

I have followed your instructions and used toolbarfix again but the anomaly persists.

NB: I have tried the toolbarfix before opening this support ticket.

It is not extremely important if you can not find the solution because I understand English, so I can continue using "Sign In" in English language.

Best regards,

Robert

Hi Asklepios,

 

I am really sorry to hear that none of solutions worked for you. I wouldn't know what else you could do other then what Support has supplied you with.

 

The inconvience of signing into English would be abit cumbersome? But you can always resubmit a Support Ticket again and maybe they would remote into your system to see if they could fix it for you that way?

 

Again we apoligize that this doesn't work for you.:(

 

Thank you so much for letting us know what Suppot has said to you!

 
Hi ?

Thanks for your kind words:D

The last support solution was not very useful so I decided to give up:@

I understand English and I can use Sign In in French with FF or Chrome;)

 

Webroot Support (Mar 29, 2016 22:01) RE:"Sign In" language bis...

Hello,



Thank you for contacting Webroot Support.



In order to change the language of the Webroot Password Manager Toolbar we would like you to check its settings.



1. Please log into your toolbar and click on the option "Preferences."

2. On the new window to the left side, click on "Advanced."

3. on the bottom of the listed option you will find a "Language" setting that you can change to what you want.



You should now be able to use the language of your choice.



Please let us know if you run into any issues or have any questions.



Regards,



The Webroot Support Team
Hi ?,

 

You are always welcome! 

 

Persistance pays off it seems? We are  happy to hear that Support was able to help you with this issue and Thank you so much for letting us know. Now we are aware of this solution.

 

Have a great day. :)

 

 
Hi ?

Thanks.

As a matter of fact the support was unable to solve my problem.:@

But dont worry I'm not angry, only a bit frustrated.;)

So I have decided to adapt myself and of course I will continue to use Webroot which is the best security product nowadays:D
Hi ?,

 

I'm sorry I mis understood you. When I followed these instructions I was given the option to change my language which was set to default. But the drop down box gave me other languages. This did not work for you then? 

 

Well at least we do know that Webroot is the best AV out there on the market! 

 

Also it's really nice that you know 2 languages. I only know English and have to use Googke translator. 😉
Hi ?

No problemo:D

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