D-Link DI524 Router requires ZoneAlarm pay service - Page 2

24th August 2006, 20:11

I bought a Zyxel router for a relative a few months back that has some type of trendnet anti-virus service tie-in and it keeps popping up a messgae every once in a while trying to get them to sign up for trendnet's service. According to the info I read it is only supposed to ask once during the initial setup, and if you decline the offer it is supposed to leave you alone, but apparently not. And I know it is not a power outage causing the problem, because it is hooked up to a UPS, and they have not had anything more than a blink in their power every oncle in a while since the router was installed(it replaced a defective Belkin that Belkin refused to RMA, even though it is supposed to have a lifetime warranty-no more Belkin networking products for me).

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24th August 2006, 20:11	#11
all4amd Posts: n/a	I bought a Zyxel router for a relative a few months back that has some type of trendnet anti-virus service tie-in and it keeps popping up a messgae every once in a while trying to get them to sign up for trendnet's service. According to the info I read it is only supposed to ask once during the initial setup, and if you decline the offer it is supposed to leave you alone, but apparently not. And I know it is not a power outage causing the problem, because it is hooked up to a UPS, and they have not had anything more than a blink in their power every oncle in a while since the router was installed(it replaced a defective Belkin that Belkin refused to RMA, even though it is supposed to have a lifetime warranty-no more Belkin networking products for me).