Is it safe to disable all the protection when you install a new App?

Discussion in 'ProcessGuard' started by T772, Jan 2, 2006.

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  1. T772

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    Just wondering? Or is it just possible to just disable the execution protection only?

    T772
     
  2. tonyl

    tonyl Registered Member

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    Hi t772, Only disable PG if you trust the app your installing 100%. I right-click the tray icon,and disable protection.
     
  3. Rico

    Rico Registered Member

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    Hi Tom & Happy New Year,

    Yes! I always place PG in "learning mode" & remove all the checks from "global protection options." After the install & or re-boot, I enable PG's protection. I also disable RegDefend to install a new application.

    Take care

    And now back to the soggy Tournament of Roses
     
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    As a longtime user of ProcessGuard, everytime I installs a new program I set it into learning mode to avoid pop-ups coming out. This could be the first option... as I wrote letter to DCS and ask bout this, they said that its ok even if its not in a learning mode, just allow it when it ask you. And also they added that when installing program/s like Firewall, Anti-virus, or programs that affects operating system, or upgrading (example) from SP1 into SP2 then you have to disable ProcessGuard to avoid possibility of some conflicts. ;)
     
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  5. T772

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    Hi guys, will be member in the next few days, oh and by the way ''happy new year'', hope you had a goof Xmas, tom
     
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