Hello,
You should know that this issue was addressed in SEP 11 RU6 MP1. I suggest upgrading, the latest version is RU7 MP1, it is available for download from your Fileconnect account with a valid serial number.
http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=TECH102953&actp=search&viewlocale=en_US&searchid=1322495899543
Regards,
Thomas
My question concerns Symantec Endpoint Protection version 11.0..., an Internet Security program. For several years, this program has become an enormous annoyance to its users, and the problem has not been resolved by the manufacturer (Norton/Symantec). There is a file in the Endpoint Protection program entitled DWH Wizard and, of which, I believe generates the DWH.*** tmp files that Endpoint's own anti-virus program (auto-protection scanner) identifies as Trojan Horse files. These DWH***tmp files reported by the Endpoint Protection program may be nothing more than a False-Positive reading as Trojan Horse files. Nevertheless, these files are generated in unimaginably large numbers. Who can really afford system slow down, giving up harddisk space taken by these files on a continueous basis. I am hoping that the Technical people at CNet might be able to shed some light on this problem. What is the DWH Wizard file and what purpose does it serves in the functionality of the Endpoint Protection program? Why haven't Symantec addressed and resolved this problem? Is this a problem with all of Norton/Symantec's security protection programs? What can be done to eliminated this problem, other than finding another Internet Security manufacturer with a better/functional security program.
I am sincerely hoping that CNet with its technical expertise will take a serious look at this and provide some insight.

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