Ok, the problem is then clear: You've set the NFA flag either in your Z.ini or in your Z3.ini file. This has nothing to do with your broker, it's your own setting. When you were looking for it I suppose you looked in the wrong file.

Open Z.ini or Z3.ini again, depending on what ini.file you're using, and set that flag back to 0. I see that you've also modified other settings, I suggest that you set all back to the default again.

Deleted Zorro and downloaded new... presently no problem. But I am pretty sure if I turn off computer and uprestart the NFA will be there.. Bug in your software but know not where. but I seem to be able to work around..

Well, I admit that a bug that takes over your PC, opens your Z.ini file in a text editor, makes evil modifications to that file, closes it and removes all traces of his activity has to be a highly unusual and interesting bug. Once you see it, let me know.

No disrespect, maybe ghost in my machine... tried checking .ini files with following results... had to reboot this machine while running z12 all ok upto reboot..now NFA back. Went into Z.ini and found it at 0 (zero) but still NFA. Tried going into Z12.ini and was told file not found..any ideas?

Check if UAC is activated on your PC. In that case, a shadow copy of Z.ini is kept in your VirtualStore folder, normally under Users/YourName/AppData/Local/VirtualStore/Program Files. You can find details in the "Getting started" chapter.

If you now edit Z.ini and set the NFA flag, you're editing the shadow copy, not the original in your Zorro folder. That might explain why you didn't find the changes anymore.

Another option is to first make sure nobody else has access to your computer, then never, Never, NEVER install any trading software into either Program Files or Program Files(x86).

UAC = Useless Asinine Crap!