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Hello everyone.It's been awhile.I noticed while navigating to www.adobe.com that i now get a notice saying the site contains malicious content and then the buttons to block or allow.I opted to just close the window to be safe.Has anyone else encountered this issue?Thanks for your time
Best answer by MikeR
No problem pegas :D
Regarding your first question about whether or not it will be a False Positive or not. I think this issue would be fixed on both of your machines by uninstalling and reinstalling and then "Not Importing Previous Settings" because it should not be found as malicious and the un/re is needed to clear out your local database.
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.
It is not necessary to reboot your computer after uninstalling Webroot. To reinstall, click the link below to download the latest installer.
1. Save the file to your desktop.
2. Double-click "wsainstall.exe" to run the installer.
3. Enter your keycode when prompted.
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.
As far as using unsupported browsers such as Opera the hueristics would come into play in the case that there were nasties and malicious threats on the website you were accessing.
Please let me know if the uninstall/reinstall without importing previous settings works.
Thanks!
Mike R
Social Online Support Engineer
View originalRegarding your first question about whether or not it will be a False Positive or not. I think this issue would be fixed on both of your machines by uninstalling and reinstalling and then "Not Importing Previous Settings" because it should not be found as malicious and the un/re is needed to clear out your local database.
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.
It is not necessary to reboot your computer after uninstalling Webroot. To reinstall, click the link below to download the latest installer.
1. Save the file to your desktop.
2. Double-click "wsainstall.exe" to run the installer.
3. Enter your keycode when prompted.
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.
As far as using unsupported browsers such as Opera the hueristics would come into play in the case that there were nasties and malicious threats on the website you were accessing.
Please let me know if the uninstall/reinstall without importing previous settings works.
Thanks!
Mike R
Social Online Support Engineer
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