Thread: Nexus 7 2013 and calibre
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Old 12-09-2014, 08:31 AM   #5
NSILMike
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Originally Posted by chaley View Post
The usual reason that CC cannot connect to calibre is the firewall or anti-virus on the computer running calibre blocking connections. Some AV programs are more aggressive than others, such as ESET, avast, and and (sometimes) malwarebytes.
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Comment regarding AV programs... I'm running Avast on my win7 laptop (Calibre...) and on my KitKat Android Nexus 7 tablet (Calibre Companion.) While the comment regarding aggressive AV is certainly valid (and can change instantly for the good or bad with an AV definition update) Avast with normal default settings has not triggered any false positives regarding CC in at least my case, for as long as I've had it... at least a couple of years.
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