[Matt T]

Thanks for your help. Problem solved

Edited by Matt T, 16 December 2007 - 09:52 PM.

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[Matt T]

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[Matt T]

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[Octagonal]

Hello matty3,

I would suggest that you enable any automatic update features that your AV and Anti-Malware applications may have. If they don't have an automatic update feature I would strongly recommend that you check for updates at least every couple days. New infections and their variants are being produced on a daily basis and the best way to try to keep protected against them is to keep AV and Anti-Malware applications updated with their latest signature files.

Ensure that you have any resident scanning options enabled and failing this do a manual scan at least on a weekly basis. You can schedule this to happen with the use of Scheduled Tasks if neccessary.

HTH

[warriorscot]

The way my AV (avast) works i can schedule in three ways, Boot time scans(best fastest and most thourogh scan), scheduled (a time when computers on but you wont be needing it) and screensaver i use the screensaver alot as i can leave my computer and itll just scan itslef which basically ensures even if i forget to scan manually the PC has a full scan at least once a day.

[Matt T]

Thanks for your help

Edited by Matt T, 16 December 2007 - 09:53 PM.

[noah stein]

i think that you shoud run it one a week or evry 3 day

[Matt T]

Thanks for your help

Edited by Matt T, 16 December 2007 - 09:53 PM.