I have ran F-secure and got error code 65. How can I overcome this?

eggsie

I have tried to run F-secure for a second time but get an error cod, id 65.

 

Refers to 'insufficient user right to scan all targets'.

 

How do I resolve this issue?

[Deleted User]

Hello eggsie,

Which product and version are you using?

Could you post the steps to reproduce the issue?

eggsie

Hello, thanks for response. I am using Free on line scanner version. First time I ran it to do a full scan , it found 3 suspicious files. It disinfected one, but not the other two. I ran it again and it stopped half way through indicating an error id 65. 'Insufficient user right to scan all targets'.

[Deleted User]

Is F-Secure giving this error or is it a Window error. Indeed, on Windows, error 65 is  "Network access is denied".

 

Could it be that our software doesn't have sufficient rights to disinfect the files?

Do you know where are these files located? USB drive, network drive, etc..?

 

eggsie

I believe it is F-secure giving this error because the message read

'F-secure 4.2 Error id 65'.

 

I have just ran another full scan and this time it completed. It found one suspicious file. C:\users\ericval\appdata\roaming\scandisc.exe. It failed to clean it.

 

First full scan I performed identified this file and another on the C drive.

 

C:\su71u73.bin\82bb7dafa3e.exe. This failed to clean on first scan but did not get identified opn latest scan.

 

I have run another scan using another piece of software and this showed no problems.

 

I appreciate your help,

 

 

 

[Deleted User]

Hi eggsie,

You might want to try this out:

- Clear java cache.
On win 7,go to start menu-->control pannel-->program-->java-->general tab-->settings-->delete files
On win xp, go to start menu-->control pannel-->java-->general tab-->settings-->delete files

- Clear java certificates:
On win 7,go to start menu-->control pannel-->program-->java-->security tab-->certificates-->remove
On win xp, go to start menu-->control pannel-->java-->security tab-->certificates-->remove

- Clear temp files:
%temp%\fs*
%temp%\onlinescanner

Try to scan again.

eggsie

Hello, please advise steps for Vista,

 

Thanks again,

[Deleted User]

Hi eggsie,

Steps for Vista should be pretty similar to the given ones for win7

See:

http://www.java.com/en/download/help/plugin_cache.xml

eggsie

Hi Ben, I completed as advised. Ran another scan and it was successfull.

 

It found two suspect files and cleaned them up also.

 

Thanks for your help.

 

Much appreciated.