is there a way to tweak the good Dr. to prevent the balloon in the system tray....

[Bunkhouse Buck]

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Chris,

Off the subject, but is there a way to tweak the good Dr. to prevent the balloon in the system tray from popping up every time Dr. Web updates? Avira allows for silent updates with no pop-ups, and frankly it is getting very annoying with Dr. Web pop-ups. Any solution?

[C.S.J]

i wouldnt know, because its been ages since i even last saw the spider icon.

my icon is disabled, it just runs and updates in the background without my knowledge. :D

[Bunkhouse Buck]

-{ Quote: "i wouldnt know, because its been ages since i even last saw the spider icon.

my icon is disabled, it just runs and updates in the background without my knowledge. :D

try their support Bunk, easiest way would be to go via 'My.Drweb'

although its weekend so i dont know how fast the reply will be, they should assist you thought." }-

I can hide/disable it, I just thought there might be any easy way to do it.

[Blackcat]

-{ Quote: " Off the subject, but is there a way to tweak the good Dr. to prevent the balloon in the system tray from popping up every time Dr. Web updates? Any solution?" }-
See attached.

[C.S.J]

cheers Blackcat.

you will have to run the .ini file as Administrator if on Vista Bunk, or you wont be able to save it.

[Blackcat]

-{ Quote: "its not something ive really thought about before, when i used to use the icon, i used to like the balloon. " }-
Used to?

Always found the update ballon useful in ANY AV; tells me the updater/Servers are working.

[C.S.J]

-{ Quote: "Used to?

Always found the update ballon useful in ANY AV; tells me the updater/Servers are working." }-
yeah, used to.

i now disable the icon completely via control.

[Bunkhouse Buck]

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Thank you.

[Bunkhouse Buck]

-{ Quote: "cheers Blackcat.

you will have to run the .ini file as Administrator if on Vista Bunk, or you wont be able to save it." }-

Thanks but running as admin on XP Pro.