[I moved this from Coastaldave's post at http://nodexl.codeplex.com/workitem/24991 . -- Tony]
I'm using Norton 360 (2014 release) and it threw a series of red flags when I attempted to install the download. In fact I've never seen so many red alerts come up from Norton.
When I tried to unzip the download it identified the msi file as a high risk file. (The "donotusethis" msi file). I pulled it out of quarantine (manually) and then launched the setup.exe file.
The install started and actually did complete the installation. When I attempted to launch the program "Node EXCEL Template" I got another series of red alerts for a number of dll files, which Norton put in quarantine. It did not like the "Smrf.NodeXL.Core.ddl, or the Application or Visualization dlls and all the others and put those into quarantine.
Taking a risk that this is a legit program, I manually retrieved each of the quarantined files and excluded those from further Norton queries. Eventually I got things working.
I'd recommend getting this issue resolved as most people would freak out at all the security warnings and never use your product based on this first impression. There is clearly something in your files that is hitting alarm bells with Norton 360.
I haven't created any products as yet and I'll let you know if I hit any further warnings.
I'm using Norton 360 (2014 release) and it threw a series of red flags when I attempted to install the download. In fact I've never seen so many red alerts come up from Norton.
When I tried to unzip the download it identified the msi file as a high risk file. (The "donotusethis" msi file). I pulled it out of quarantine (manually) and then launched the setup.exe file.
The install started and actually did complete the installation. When I attempted to launch the program "Node EXCEL Template" I got another series of red alerts for a number of dll files, which Norton put in quarantine. It did not like the "Smrf.NodeXL.Core.ddl, or the Application or Visualization dlls and all the others and put those into quarantine.
Taking a risk that this is a legit program, I manually retrieved each of the quarantined files and excluded those from further Norton queries. Eventually I got things working.
I'd recommend getting this issue resolved as most people would freak out at all the security warnings and never use your product based on this first impression. There is clearly something in your files that is hitting alarm bells with Norton 360.
I haven't created any products as yet and I'll let you know if I hit any further warnings.