I'd never heard of Avecto Defendpoint, and after investigating, I see why. A tool apparently aimed at Admins/Entities that think they need to provide Local Admin privileges to all users - that can't properly interact with UAC?
Sorry, but my advice is dump the useless tool. On Thu May 17 2018 05:44:29 GMT-0400 (Eastern Standard Time), William Spratt <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi All, > > Bit of an odd one this. In Windows 10 (edition 1803) Firefox install > okay on clean installs. After installing the Avecto Defendpoint > client, it installs okay in Safe Mode. However… in normal mode, the > installer unpacks the files, but then stops. The installer window > doesn’t open. Putting the “.exe” file into compatibility mode for 7 > or 8 means the installer windows opens, you can select options, but > then the progress bar hangs at about 10%. > > The cause is clearly Avecto Defendpoint Client. The install is being > done with an Admin account, so the client shouldn’t be getting > involved at all. Firefox also installs without issue in previous > editions of Windows 10 (with the client installed). Previous versions > of Firefox have the same issue when trying to install in edition 1803 > with the client active. > > Has anyone had any similar experiences? > > I’d like to whitelist the install files in the Avecto console to see > if that resolves the issue. Where does the “.exe” upack the files to? >
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