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dw2108
December 19th, 2008, 06:19 PM
Using the old BD AV version 10, is it possible to exlude a single file -- not an entire folder -- from being scanned by realtime resident shield protection?
I hope, someone knows, because it seems that the vendors may not know for a version this old.
Thanks
Dave
Niels
December 20th, 2008, 07:10 AM
No, that isn't possible. You can only exclude a folder even if you you exclude a file inside a folder BitDefender will not scan the entire folder. Only from BitDefender 11 (2008 products) and version 12 (2009 products)you are able to exclude files. Why are you still using this old version? You can upgrade for free for the remaining the days of your current license to BitDefender Antvirus 2009.
dw2108
December 20th, 2008, 01:58 PM
-{ Quote: "No, that isn't possible. You can only exclude a folder even if you you exclude a file inside a folder BitDefender will not scan the entire folder. Only from BitDefender 11 (2008 products) and version 12 (2009 products)you are able to exclude files. Why are you still using this old version? You can upgrade for free for the remaining the days of your current license to BitDefender Antvirus 2009." }-
Niels, if I could tell you why I love very old antivirus apps, then I could tell you also how to solve all the problems of this world! ;D
But thanks for the help.
Dave
Niels
December 21st, 2008, 07:06 AM
Dave,You are welcome. Glad that I could helped you. There are lots of improvements between version 10 that you are using and version 12. A better scan and detection engine in version 11, behavioral scanner (version 12), encryption of instant messenger sessions (only if both partners have a BitDefender 2009 version installed),...
Kind regards,
Niels
dw2108
December 21st, 2008, 04:12 PM
I really appreciate it, Niels, but I'm using BD AV 10 on some old 9x/ME clunkers, and it seems that even an old BD AV 10 is overkill for these PCs. 2.4 Million sigs is much more than 9x/ME can catch with the antispyware tweeked just right and SSM set to assist BD. I'd feel safe with even just thatfirst, but very old BD Antispyware on 9x/ME PCs. Thanks again. Dave
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