AV's - Guard ?

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by JosephB, Mar 26, 2009.

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  1. JosephB

    JosephB Registered Member

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    I am intertested in trying another AntiVirus Pgm, besides NAV, which has:

    The option to disable their "Real-time" Guard until you decide when to re-enable it and not automatcially re-enable it on the next boot-up of the pc ? (NAV calls thier option disable permanently and also has options to disable it for a period of time - xx minutes or x hour)
     
  2. JimIT

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    avast! is the first one that pops into my head.
     
  3. lodore

    lodore Registered Member

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    kaspersky has this also.
    "Pause protection"

    i think alot of av's do have this feature.

    why do you wish to use this option?
     
  4. risl

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    Dr.Web has this, for example you can select "manual load mode" from SpiderGuard control instead of automatic load mode.
     
  5. TechOutsider

    TechOutsider Registered Member

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    How about process termination?
     
  6. JosephB

    JosephB Registered Member

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    As extra precaution to avoid any potential software install conflict, when doing an install of a "Trusted Pgm", I always disable the real-time av guard while installing the trusted pgm and unitl the reboot completed (in case the pgm install had a second phase that ran following its first boot up) and the when the install was fully completed I would then at this point re-enable the real-time guard of the av.

    But, it appears some av pgms only give the option of real-time disable until next boot-up where they auto re-enable it.
     
  7. Metal425

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    Yeah, Avast! popped into my head first to. :D
     
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