DVR Examiner 3.0.4 is here! Download the new update today.
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Welcome to the “Dogs of DME” blog series. Over the next few weeks, we will share with you some facts about each of our beloved team member dogs, in an effort to explain why we love them so much, and why they are such a BIG part of our lives… This week we introduce Bentley…Read more
It has been two months since the release of DVR Examiner 3, our most significant update to the DVR Examiner software since the release of DVR Examiner 2.0 years ago. The feedback we’ve received on the latest release has been overwhelmingly positive, with users recovering the evidence they need easier and faster than ever before.Read more
Our recent release of DVR Examiner 3 marked the largest and most complex update of the application to date. Not only did it include a brand-new user interface, but it also includes dozens of new features, three new filesystems and a completely new backend architecture. A develop effort of that magnitude can be a testingRead more
Welcome to the “Dogs of DME” blog series. Over the next few weeks, we will share with you some facts about each of our beloved team member dogs, in an effort to explain why we love them so much, and why they are such a BIG part of our lives… This week we introduce Bruno…Read more
DVR Examiner 3.0.2 is here! Download the new update today.
DVR Examiner 3 is here! Download the new update today.
Welcome back to Feature Fridays! As you may have heard, the planned release date of DVR Examiner 3.0 is on 03.30.21, and we can’t wait for you to experience all the new features and performance enhancements that promise to deliver: More, Easier, Faster. This is the 6th in our series of DVR Examiner 3.0 FeatureRead more
In 2.9.3 and 2.9.4 versions of DVR Examiner, certain versions of Windows Defender block the installation process; After further investigation, we found that our vendor’s installer software modifies the system screen saver registry: (SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS\CURRENTVERSION\POLICIES\SYSTEM|NODISPSCRSAVPAGE) This type of action is referred to as “PUM”. As per malwarebytes.com: “PUM Stands for potentially unwanted modification. This isRead more
