Some sites are recognized by the antivirus as containing malicious content. Even if a website page contains a virus, it does not necessarily threaten your computer. Therefore, in some situations, when you still need to get to the page, you need to go to the antivirus settings and allow the transition.
Instructions
Step 1
Launch the Eset Nod32 antivirus program window through the menu item or by clicking on the antivirus icon in the taskbar tray. Open the advanced settings of your antivirus program. To do this, press F5 on the keyboard, making sure that the Nod32 window is active, or by selecting the appropriate item.
Step 2
In the advanced settings window, find the Virus and Spyware Protection item and expand it. Then click on the item "Internet access protection", then - НТТP, HTTPS. Select "Manage Addresses" and finally "Add". If your program is in English, install the crack or check the settings, as the language changes in the antivirus software settings.
Step 3
Copy the link to the site you want to go to from the address bar of your browser into the antivirus dialog box. To do this, select the address with the mouse and press Ctrl + C on the keyboard, and then place the cursor in the antivirus field and press Ctrl + V. You can register the link yourself. However, make sure you have an English keyboard layout on your computer. This can be viewed in the taskbar tray.
Step 4
Leave only the site name along with the first level domain. For example, site.com, and put an asterisk in front and at the end of the name. Confirm the changes and close the anti-virus settings windows. Try to load the site again in your browser. If you are using Nod32 antivirus version 5, these settings are located in the "Internet and email" section, the "Internet access protection" section, then "URL management" and "Add". Do not forget that antivirus software automatically adds malicious sites to ignored sites, so check the list of sites regularly.
