Samsung KIES causing repeated notifications


  1. Frimley111R
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    Samsung KIES causing repeated notifications


    As above, I get lots of (4-5) notifications (flashing blue and yellow shields) at the bottom of the screen which relate to Samsung KIES which is the Samsung equivalent of iTunes. I can't seem to turn off the notifications without turning them off for everything and they appear every time I boot up. Is there a way of allowing them though without it flagging up?
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  3. Jacee
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit SP1
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    Have you allowed the application in your Anti-virus and firewall?
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  4. kodi
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    Windows 10 Pro x64
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    You would be better off posting at the samsung wave forum LINK HERE
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