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Sophos for MAC OSX Mountain Lion (10.8) shows status in the menu bar twice!

zedval

Hello, I am reporting that on my MacBook Air with Mac OSX Mountain Lion installed (10.8) the Sophos icon shows in the menu bar twice. Sometimes the second icon eventually disappears. Also, when I update the Sophos definitions manually using the icon in the menu bar, there are actually appear two status windows showing the same content. They are completely overlapped so that you need to move the first Sophos AutoUpdate Status window to see the other clone. This error was not found on the Mac OSX Lion. I would appreciate any feedback on whether this might indicate a mulfunctioning of the software. Thank you all, Zed.

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    I get this too. I'm using an iMac 2.4GHz with 4GB Ram and Mountain Lion. I uninstalled Sophos, then ran a permissions repair in the disk utility, restarted the machine and then reinstalled and all worked fine. Unfortunately, I had to reboot the stsyem some time afterwards and the duplicate icon returned... If this keeps up, I'll uninstall for good... Any pointers would be greatly appreciated...

    Regards,

    Ray

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    I get this too. I'm using an iMac 2.4GHz with 4GB Ram and Mountain Lion. I uninstalled Sophos, then ran a permissions repair in the disk utility, restarted the machine and then reinstalled and all worked fine. Unfortunately, I had to reboot the stsyem some time afterwards and the duplicate icon returned... If this keeps up, I'll uninstall for good... Any pointers would be greatly appreciated...

    Regards,

    Ray

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