NOD32 V2.5 - IMON & CC

[izi]

Hello!

If you press Default 1 then IMON will Scan all files. But if you press Default 2 button then will IMON scan files with default extensions. Which default button is really default?

I think that i report this minor bug 1 year ago, but bug is still here. I think that version was 2.000.6.

Best regards,

izi

[Marcos]

The Default button nr. 1 sets default values for IMON, the second one (nr. 2) sets the default extension set regardless of the default IMON's settings.

[izi]

{QUOTE-> The Default button nr. 1 sets default values for IMON, the second one (nr. 2) sets the default extension set regardless of the default IMON's settings. <-QUOTE}

But default settings for default extensions should be the same if you press button 1 or button 2.

best regards,

izi

[kjempen]

{QUOTE-> But default settings for default extensions should be the same if you press button 1 or button 2.

best regards,

izi <-QUOTE}

But if the setup is changed to do this, then which button would I press to set default values for how IMON works: Scanning methods, Targets & System? EDIT: Or which button would I press to set it to scan default file extensions?

Marcos has a good point, I don't think there is anything wrong in the setup/GUI. One Default button does one thing in one window, and the other Default button does another thing in another window. Seems logical to me.

[izi]

{QUOTE-> But if the setup is changed to do this, then which button would I press to set default values for how IMON works: Scanning methods, Targets & System? EDIT: Or which button would I press to set it to scan default file extensions?

Marcos has a good point, I don't think there is anything wrong in the setup/GUI. One Default button does one thing in one window, and the other Default button does another thing in another window. Seems logical to me. <-QUOTE}

Why button 1 change settings witch you change with button 2? It's not logical!!!

[kjempen]

{QUOTE-> Why button 1 change settings witch you change with button 2? It's not logical!!! <-QUOTE}

Ok, think about this: 1 button changes default settings
the other button changes to default extensions .

NOD32 is best set to scan ALL files. But what about if I wanted NOD32 to scan a selected range of file extensions and not all? If I had my special reasons? Then I would definitely need button 2 to select the most likely file extensions for me that could hold viruses, worms, trojans etc.

Do you see the point now?

[izi-]

The first button change the default extension too. And the second button change the default extensions.