How to tell if SpywareBlaster is running

Discussion in 'SpywareBlaster & Other Forum' started by krikorr, Aug 19, 2005.

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  1. krikorr

    krikorr Registered Member

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    I'm running NT Pro. When I start the SpywareBlaster Admin program (spywareblaster.exe) and look in Windows Task Manager that program is listed in both the Applications and Processes list. After doing my admin
    task such as checking for updates, I close that program and it disappears from the Application and Processes lists.

    What is the name of the executable that I should find in the Task Manager's Processes list to confirm that SpywareBlaster's resident memory program is running on my PC?

    Thanks,
    Ron
     
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    Thanks
     
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    snowbound Retired Moderator

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    Your Welcome. :)


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  5. question

    question Guest

    But is there a log I can consult to see what exact protection was offered during a particular login session?
     
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    No...not that i know of anyway. ;)


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  7. Kegel

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    Tools/Internet Options/Privacy/Sites

    The sites listed in the Managed Websites box were added by SpywareBlaster.

    Pretty simple piece of software.
     
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