User

[A normal User]

hello

is it useful when TDS starts minimized at windows startup (like an resisdent AT)? does it scans now automatically the memory or only when i start TDS manually?

greets
User

[wizard]

Not all resident anti trojan programs scan memory. BOClean or Trojan Hunter will scan memory for example and TDS-3 works different. It scans executed files like anti virus software does. Memory will be scanned on startup only.

wizard

[UNICRON]

or any time you tell it to manually. I think the point is, if it wasn't there at start-up, and it can't get by the execute protection, so it can't be in memory. (we hope)

[A normal User]

so you recommend not to launch TDS at windows startup? should i start TDS only when i need it?

[UNICRON]

NO, I recommend, having TDS-3 launch at start-up with a full (and time consuming memory scan), with execution protection enabled, and I recommend leaving it on all the time. Press ctrl-U (update) once a day, and reload it (to do the memory scan) once a day at a moment where you can spare a few minutes (on the way to the can).

I didn't by the world's best AT to cripple its ability to protect me. Use the stuff it gives you.

[kyte50]

if one is running Wormguard, does one need to keep TDS running as well? *I am not sure where, if anywhere, there are function overlaps.

[wizard]

Wormguard and TDS-3 work in a different way. There is no overlap when you run both. When running Wormguard you would not notice any slowdowns.

wizard

[kyte50]

ok thanks, i was just wondering if the exec protection of TDS was covered by wormguard. *guess not :)

cheers!