Spybot 1.6.2 doesn't immunize Firefox entries

[dj-test]

I updated to 1.6.2 and when immunizing it says there are 32.000 un-immunized entries, all of them for Firefox, all other are immunized. When I click Immunize, it doesn't do anything - progress bar starts to move slowly, but nothing happens.

I'm using Firefox 3.1 Beta 2 (the same version I was using with 1.6.1).

I scanned the computer with Spybot, Norton Internet Security 2009 (installed & running) and online Bitdefender scan. They found nothing.

[dj-test]

Now I uninstalled 1.6.2 and installed 1.6.1. and it stayed the same - Firefox entries do not get immunized.

[pa1nkiller]

I had a similar problem when doing a clean install of Spybot 1.6.x

"solved" by installing a 1.5.x version, immunizing (download detection rules if necessary but not program updates), updating the program, then immunizing.

[dj-test]

It helped, I reverted to 1.5 and it works. It's just weird that 1.6.1 worked fine, but after updating to 1.6.2. it wouldn't immunite (even when reverting back to 1.6.1.).

[Azrael.srl]

My problem is worse: Both my Opera installs (9.63 and 10 alpha) with the profile folder in the install folder, not in Docs and Settings/ App Data, are simply not recognized as present and the problem has started when i updated to 1.6 version. If i reinstall 1.5 they are recognized and fully immunized so this is clearly a bug in the new version.

[dj.turkmaster]

I am not experiencing a problem like this. I am using Vista. But today a user in our Turkish forum also said that he can't immunize firefox so I think there is a bug. And the user is using Ad-aware maybe there can be an incompability. I don't know just an info

[dj-test]

I don't have Ad-Aware, just Spyware Doctor (which I run occasionally, it's not running real-time).

[pa1nkiller]

version 1.6.0 immunizes firefox - I've stuck with this version but it appears to be having an adverse effect on my hauppauge tv tuner so I'm in limbo.

[PepiMK]

@Azrael: profile in the program files folder? That's very bad behaviour
If you are a Vista user, it's no wonder they're not recognized - unless you elevate the browser ( worst thing to do ) the files probably land in virtualization folders.

Opera 10 is on the list for testing later this week

[dj-test]

And what about those immunizations for Firefox? Now I have to use 1.5.2.