Last night I offered you some valuable information for using TinyUmbrella in your iDevices and that using the Software update system prevents the saving of SHSHs from your terminals, and today I come with a new warning for those of you who use the Windows operating system. The warning comes from the creator of the program TinyUmbrella, claiming that antivirus programs could block the TinyUmbrella application's access to the operating system registries, preventing its functionality, thus implicitly saving SHSH files from Apple's servers or your terminals.
The creator of TinyUmbrella claims that in such situations it is advisable to close the antivirus programs and reopen TinyUmbrella to benefit from its functionality, the alternative being to give the program access to the Windows registries through the antivirus in order to be able to save SHSHs without problems. Unfortunately, TinyUmbrella does not display any error message for situations in which an antivirus blocks its access to the operating system registers, so you will not know what is the cause of the problem, but if you have such software, at least you know what you can change.
Just thought of something: any of you having issues on windows have antivirus sw that blocks registry access? Try disabling it + restart you
- semaphore (@notcom) March 26, 2015
Separately, now TinyUmbrella is also available in a version with integrated Java, too available here you can download it.
