Cannot detect some applications
Updated: 22 May 2010 | 4 comments
Hello,
I am using Wise 7 with SP3, we are having detecting some applications.
So far Iexplorer.exe ( IE 7), sidebar.exe & notepad.exe are all having issues with detection. Are any of you having the same issues with these executables and are there any known work arounds?
Also, what is Altiris / Symantec doing to resolve this detection glitch?
Thanks in adavce for your responses.
Anthony
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What do you mean?
Can you explain exactly what you mean by problems detecting some applications?
How exactly are you trying to detect them?
If this is a pre-requisites thing? Perhaps you could clarify further.
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Hello, I have attached an
Hello,
I have attached an image with the code we use to detect an application.
The example shows "Winzip.exe" detection which if running will popup a warning message to will allow them to close it manually and another check and warning in case the user ignores the message and a force task kill of the application.
The issues we are having is detecting the following EXE' at the residing paths listed below on a Vista machines:
Note: We have not tested this on XP machines. The IE detection issues only became an issue once IE 7 was implemented, IE 6 detection never gave us any issues. Altiris has advised us that they were ware of the IE detection issues but have not given us a workaround.
C:\Program Files\Windows Sidebar\sidebar.exe
C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe
C:\Windows\notepad.exe
Thanks,
I have created a new topic
I have created a new topic with the attachement since i could not add an attachemen to this post.
It's a known forum limitation
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