Dr Web scanner

Discussion in 'other anti-virus software' started by trjam, Sep 17, 2007.

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  1. trjam

    trjam Registered Member

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    Quick stupid question and this can be closed. How do you schedule a scan for a spcific time and date in Dr. Web. I cant find it anywhere in 4.44.
     
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    Right-click on the spider icon in the system tray and select Scheduler.
     
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    It isnt there?
     
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    If that option is not there then perhaos you dud not install the scheduler component.
     
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    I wouldsay you are correct. They dont make it easy for folks like me to understand which files to download from their beta site. Moving on.
     
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    If indeed I was correct, and that was the problem, then it has nothing to do with what wa downloaded, or not downloaded, from the Dr Web beta site. The scheduler is a Dr Web nodule that can be selected, or un-selected during install.
     
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    I am sure it was something I did in the download and not anything on Dr. Webs in. There isnt anything else this thread can accomplish, as it was my mistake so please close.
     
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    As you wish.
     
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