
- JDOWNLOADER 2 FIREFOX UPGRADE
- JDOWNLOADER 2 FIREFOX CODE
- JDOWNLOADER 2 FIREFOX PC
- JDOWNLOADER 2 FIREFOX LICENSE
ZoneAlarm Extreme Security version 10.2.068.000Īdded: Snooze AV or Firewall for 5 mins optionįixed issue: Various other improvements and fixes ZoneAlarm Extreme Security version 10.2.072.000įixed issue: ZA Free, messaging usability improvements Optimized: Installer, component installation order

ZoneAlarm Extreme Security version 10.2.073.000 So far, everything is working fine! I can download with JD2 (Java 7.5) and browsing with Firefox 14.01 in the same time!
JDOWNLOADER 2 FIREFOX UPGRADE
I decided to upgrade ZoneAlarm Extreme Security 10.1.079.000 to ZoneAlarm Extreme Security 10.2.074.000. I had only few times that Firefox wants to download or open the page on the strange way, but let say, it works fine with JD2 and Java 7.5. I have uninstalled ZoneAlarm Extreme Security 10.1.079.000 and tried downloading with JD2 and browsing with Firefox 14.01. Kaspersky had this before and AntiMalwareBytes.If I`m correct, ZA AV engine is Kaspersky, so I investigate the problem from this site I have been suggested by JIAZ(JD support), that this is typical firewall/av issue. Modified Augat 7:54:28 AM PDT by ferrorex There is no web scan or similar to turn off.Anyway, I didn`t change anything, before this problem occured.Įverything is happaning only with Firefox-JDownloader2 combination. Be so kind and help me to solve this problem, please!ģ.I have checked the Firewal of ZoneAlarm Extreme Security 10.1. instance of the Firefox, Java, Jawav and JDownloader 2 has unrestricted access to internet.They are "Super trusted" processes. Before a month ago I didn`t have these problem.
JDOWNLOADER 2 FIREFOX PC
I have to restart my PC to solve this problem. I meant time I have noticed, that Windows Explorer has slowed down (respons time was 5-10 seconds!).The CPU meter gadget showed some strange CPU usage like 09%,02%, etc I have closed all ports remaining from JDownloader2 and Firefox, but they processes could not be killed anyway. Moreover I could not kill any of them, because access was denied. I have investigated this with Process Explorer and I saw that Firefox is really running as Java.exe too. BUT, if I trie to relunch the Firefox, it reports that Firefox is already running and it needs to be closed first! Its reporting Host problem or connection problem with every host.Īfter closing of JDownloader2 I close the Firefox, so no visible window of Firefox or JDownloader seen. After a while Firefox can not connect nowhere.Even the Forecast toolbar and Xmarks is reporting the "Connection Lost" or "connection failed".Īfter a while JDownloader will "loose" the connection also.
JDOWNLOADER 2 FIREFOX CODE
When I start the Firefox and I start to browse the internet, Firefox can not open the requsted pages.I receive "bad request", "secure connection can not be established (on NON SECURE pages!!!)", "The connection has been reseted", instead of the requested page I see the html code of the page or Firefox wants to download or open the page on the strange way. When I`m downloading with JDownloader2 without browsing with Firefox, everything is ok. an one month ago I have faced with the strange bug or what a hack is it. Please attach the file in your next reply.Approx. Upon completion, click a file named mbst-grab-results.zip will be saved to your Desktop. You will be presented with a page stating, " Get Started!"Ĭlick the Advanced tab on the left columnĪ progress bar will appear and the program will proceed with getting logs from your computer
JDOWNLOADER 2 FIREFOX LICENSE
Place a checkmark next to Accept License Agreement and click Next You may be prompted by User Account Control (UAC) to allow changes to be made to your computer.

Once the file is downloaded, open your Downloads folder/location of the downloaded fileĭouble-click mb-support-X.X.X.XXXX.exe to run the program NOTE: The tools and the information obtained is safe and not harmful to your privacy or your computer, please allow the programs to run if blocked by your system. If you haven’t already done so, please run the Malwarebytes Support Tool and then attach the logs in your next reply:
