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Second hand updates:

http://hddpros.com/downloads/Software/SalvationData/

cheers for this dell guy

Very nice.

threat found !!!

It is absolutely normal with Salvationdata exe's...All are detected as viruses...Fals alarm, just ignore it.
Rgds

the problem is that they use encryption package

which gets picked up by the anti virus saying its malware

its a false alarm

I found a machine today that would not recognize any USB hubs to save its life. Turned out it had had some SD Doctor installed on it at some point, and their driver for the unit (USB.sys and USB.inf) had overwritten the stock Windows usb.inf (which is responsible for USB hubs and composite devices). Replaced it with a good copy and everything works like magic.

Salvation could really use a QA department

drc wrote:I found a machine today that would not recognize any USB hubs to save its life. Turned out it had had some SD Doctor installed on it at some point, and their driver for the unit (USB.sys and USB.inf) had overwritten the stock Windows usb.inf (which is responsible for USB hubs and composite devices). Replaced it with a good copy and everything works like magic.

Salvation could really use a QA department

That could be more of a windows problem. My pc's with SD doctors continue to recognize all the USB devices until now.

drc wrote:I found a machine today that would not recognize any USB hubs to save its life. Turned out it had had some SD Doctor installed on it at some point, and their driver for the unit (USB.sys and USB.inf) had overwritten the stock Windows usb.inf (which is responsible for USB hubs and composite devices). Replaced it with a good copy and everything works like magic.

Salvation could really use a QA department

I informed SD of this naming conflict months ago.

Oh, then we should have it fixed by late 2013.

thatdellguy wrote:Oh, then we should have it fixed by late 2013.

I'm not holding my breath.