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AccuMark V10
AccuMark software installations in some instances have not proceeded as expected when interacting
with particular virus and malware detection software.
In some instances, the download or installation from a DVD had files quarantined so when the software
was installed, not all the executables or dlls were actually installed. In other cases the software installed
in its entirety but would not run because security programs blocked application launch.
If the error messages point to a missing file, the antivirus software may have deleted the application
executable, either from the GerberNet AccuMark Software download or after the install when the
antivirus software detects an unknown program.
In this case, the exe will have to be whitelisted before reinstalling the software. It may also help to
disable the antivirus program when downloading from GerberNet and also when installing the software.
Remember, if it is related to a file that was deleted from the download or from the installation, you
need to white list the installation source folder as well.
For future prevention, you can Google the antivirus software name like Kaspersky, with “report false
positive” and then go to the link on how to report false positives. Usually, only customers of the tool can
report the false positive. So, you will have to report the exe’s that are being impacted by your antivirus
software.
You may need to make exclusions locally on the user’s system and update your corporate policy.
These folders should be listed as trustworthy in the antivirus program.
C:\userroot
C:\acmkmrbin
C:\program files (X86)\Gerber Technology (64-bit)
C:\program files\Gerber Technology (32-bit)
C:\program files (X86)\Common files\Gerber Technology (64-bit)
C:\program files\Common files\Gerber Technology (32-bit)
Be sure all exe’s that were impacted are included in the whitelist. This includes sil2000.exe, medpro.exe,
marking.exe, amxplore.exe and any others that appear in your error messages or Microsoft Event
Viewer Application logs. The AccuMark exe files are included in the above mentioned folders.
In addition to the issues outlined in the following section, as any Virus detection software performs
automatic updates, issues may arise that did not previously appear
Webroot
Webroot is cloud based security software that will scan as applications are launched. During beta, sites
that used this software found that AccuMark Explorer and PDS would not run even though each
application seemed to install properly while Webroot was disabled. GT Engineering contacted Webroot
support, and an update was done by Webroot to allow the applications to run. In the future, GT may
have to request this exception again.
MacAfee LiveSafe
McAfee LiveSafe is the consumer grade Internet security package. One component is called Site
Advisor. This component checks web site against a McAfee database to see if they are safe. It also
monitors executable programs. This causes AccuMark Explorer and Silhouette 2000 to crash. The only
way found so far to correct is to uninstall the Site Advisor portion of LiveSafe.
Norton Antivirus
Norton Antivirus has been seen to block a few AccuMark programs and quarantine the executable. By
going to the Quarantine section of Norton, it is possible to restore the file and block it from further
scans. The procedure to restore will vary from version to version of Norton. Consult the Norton
documentation for the particular product.
Files can also be submitted for white-listing. GT Engineering has submitted the problematic files for
whitelisting, and Norton (Symantec) has whitelisted several files.
https://support.symantec.com/en_US/article.HOWTO95454.html
Malware
Some sites have found that computers infected with Malware were unable to install or run AccuMark
until a Malware removal tool was used to clean the machine.
Use of the Problem Report and Enhancement Utility can help gather data in troubleshooting system.
Examining Add/Remove programs for suspicious programs can be helpful. Using Task Manager to check
running processes for all users can also show suspicious programs.
The most common issue has been with variant called Binkiland. This programs has caused issues with
AccuMark Explorer. It is also known as Trovi. It is spread by several free download sites. It can
sometimes be removed by using Add/Remove Programs. In other cases, other measures to completely
it are needed. Since this is an evolving malware, consult online search engines for the latest information
of how to remove.
Kaspersky
Kaspersky may prevent applications and programs from running, and may even remove them from the
system. Most common are AccuMark Explorer, PDS, and Easy Marking not being allowed to run, and the
possible removal of AccuNest related programs like Queue Submit and AccuNest Queue Server.
Kaspersky Anti-Virus may consider such application activity as potentially dangerous and can block it. To
avoid blocking of the application, you have to create an exclusion rule specifying Remote Admin as
classification. When you add an exclusion, a rule is created.
8. Threat type
Select a Component in the corresponding field. The rule will apply to the selected component.
Scan,
File Anti-Virus,
Mail Anti-Virus (Kaspersky Anti-Virus 6.0 for Windows Workstations 6.0.4.x only),
Proactive Defense (Kaspersky Anti-Virus 6.0 for Windows Workstations 6.0.4.x only),
Web Anti-Virus (Kaspersky Anti-Virus 6.0 for Windows Workstations 6.0.4.x only).
See http://docs.trendmicro.com/all/smb/wfbs-s/v9.0/en-us/wfbs_9.0_ag.pdf
Example dialogs where this happened were in Preferences, Magnetic Tolerance and Auto Save did not
have any Value/number. When using Create – Rectangle, no values in Dist, X and Y did show, and no
Piece Name could be entered. When trying to, PDS crashed.
Right clicking the Avast icon on the Taskbar produces an Avast shields Control choice, and then you can
then turn off Avast for 10 minutes, 1 hour, until computer restart, or forever. Disabling for 10 minutes is
sufficient to allow an install of AccuMark.
Each time you start a new program, you may receive the following dialog message:
The PERU will gather important system and environment information from the system
– use the PERU on the system that is encountering the problem. This information is
critical when investigating what applications are installed and the processes that are
running when issues are occurring.
Fill in your information and Functional Area on the left that is similar to your topic. Then enter a quick
summary and description (your information will remain sticky, so you only have to fill this out once):
Depending on the email you're using - you may need to adjust the settings. Select File - Properties then
choose the option that is right for you, this picture is for Outlook
Check that the "Send Problem Reports To: has a "." in the email name:
Problem.Report@gerbertechnology.com
Select Ok.
To send your data – first create a zip file using AccuMark Explorer or new in V10.1 from PDS. Select the
File – Export Zip function. Then select the “Attach File” button on the main page of the PERU.
If you have problems sending - NOTE the message displayed - it will save the report to a folder on your
system - it will tell you the location it save the files to. Collect those files and send to your local Support
email and we will submit the report for you.