I tried to run "netsh winsock reset" command in CMD. It works! I can know open all urls. What this command means? What it does? Is it permanently solve my problem? I hope so.
Nooooooooooooooooooooo, Oh MY GOD! after 3, 4 minutes, it does not open anymore!!!!! Someon give a solution please, please. Am I alone with this pb? For god sake help me.
You should be using the free version of Malwarebytes with your Norton product since .the free version will not conflict. The paid version will conflict with Norton..
I guess a clue (which I missed) was when you wrote in this message "I have also Malewarebytes, but it does not change anything. with or without that. (I think) I deactivated, but nothing change".
If you have the paid version of MBAM & you disabled MBAM Real Time Protection ...then why would MBAM still block those URL's.
What am I missing ...Paid version minus Real Time Protection = Free version...& MBAM Real Time blocks URL's ?
If MBAM Real Time blocks those URL's as Threat then surely Norton would flag them also....?
If the O/P had the paid version of Malwarebytes installed first, the O/P may not have got a proper install of the Norton Product. It's like having another antivirus program installed at the same time. Disabling the other antivirus program isn't good enough since they dig deeply into the system. The same thing with the paid version of Malwarebytes. As you can see in this link, there is more to the paid version of Malwarebytes than just getting the updates automatically. The paid version has a protection mode also in it. I'm sure it digs deep into the computer also. That is why they also have a removal tool to remove malwarebytes. If the paid program didn't dig so deeply into the computer, there would be no need to have a mbam removal tool...
So, it does not appear even just a little curious, that a compromised install of Norton (I'll stipulate compromised Norton install) shows up as blocked URL's by MBAM.
Wonder how long Norton's been compromised...and these two URL's is the only reason OP finds out Norton is compromised. Beyond my pay grade ....
I can see why OP was plucking away at this...Norton and MBAM were good friends until this falling out.
Yes, the problem was Malwarebytes! Desactivation of that, can not change anything. I uninstalled it. Everything was just well. I am capable to open these urls. I thought that Norton was the reason, no, I was wrong!
you know, I dont even know why we can not add urls, like these, to the exclusion list of Malwarebytes! You must uninstall it. I didnt use a removal tool, just uninstall from add-remove.floplot is right, it is in the heart of computer. It always watch what you do and where you go on the internet.
Now, because I need another antispyware on my laptop, I install it again, but I didnt activate the protection module of Malwarebytes. I'm looking for another software like Malwarebyte, but I can not decide which one. Do you have any suggestion? Something that make no change to the performance of pc.
You know it was 2 years that I had such problem. I was using ESET smart security or Kasersky and finally Norton but ALWAYES WITH Malwarebyte. I always had this problem. It seemed to me that URLs such these have really problem!
I thing (my idea), installing Mbam before and after installing Norton, does not change anything. I install always Mbam after security suite.
I like to send an email to Malwarebyte. Knowing why their product do like that.
The free version of MalwareBytes will not cause any problems with NIS. From what I have read in the thread your problem appears to have been caused by having the paid version of MalwareBytes installed when you then installed NIS.
This could have caused conflicts which led to this problem. I have never seen any similar issue reported when NIS or any other Norton AV product is run alongside the free version of MalwareBytes.
The free version of SuperAntiSpyware is also a good on-demand scanner. As with MalwareBytes make sure you get the free version only.
Thank you very much for your suggestion. You mean that I have to use an Antispyware with no WebShield, or real time protection or just free versions? I heared that superantiware low down the prformance. What about A2 or Spy Terminator or Emsisoft Anti-Malware? I'm searching now in the internet to choose another one.
Install apps and Update before Scan ....then you can always On-Demand Scan and feel safer.
Ask about any detection before acting on them...an occasional False Positive may sneak in....
Two real-time security applications In general it is never a good idea to have two real-time security applications in use simultaneously. System performance can be adversely impacted and your protection can actually be lessened, as the two programs can seriously interfere with each other's proper functioning and blocking of malicious things that try to run on your PC.
All you need with NAV is a Firewall product...next time you may want to look at Norton Internet Security which has a built in Firewall.
You may not have had a conflict with earlier versions of other Security products ...but, NIS 2010 is so far ahead of the other guys and NIS knows it's the best ... so, your just crowding NIS with another Real Time product.
Keep your apps patched ...and watch where you click.