Sadly, it is true that thousands of Windows OS sent to death after an update from BitDefender. This problem was caused by a tricky virus definition which identified a number of essential system files and components as a trojan virus, as a result the OS crashed and failed to reboot.
This is so embarrassing news for BitDefender folks and for the users as well, now it seems that the virus killer I mean BitDefender update also identified components of its own software as harmful, which made the death of virus killer itself.
One of the users said:
BitDefender’s lack of response on this issue is very disappointing. They don’t have any kind of information on the front page of their website, even thought this is a major outage with their product. They don’t have anything in their Knowledge Base, either. The only thing I’ve seen so far from official BitDefender people has been a half-assed apology and no real solutions.
BitDefender has advised users to use Windows Restore to get back to the last known safe configuration, what if I don’t have set Windows restore point? The company has rolled out number of patches for Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7 64-bit versions.
via [Thinq.co.uk]
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