Bob, If by MSE you mean Microsoft Security Essentials then there is no surprise that there was a conflict between it and ESET. Both are antivirus programs and you should never, ever, have two antivirus products running simultaneously on the same machine. Most often they identify each other as viruses, since antivirus programs "dig in" to the same sorts of areas that viruses do, and then engage in a fight to the death taking the machine down with them.
If you're using Microsoft Security Essentials as your antivirus you should not install another antivirus, or else you should disable Microsoft Security Essentials and install the antivirus product you like best that works well for you with JAWS. Brian
