NOD32 Scripting?

When I run programs like photoshop and games I run them through windows script files that disable background services and processes for me. I can't do this with NOD, however... because the nod process can't be disabled. Anyone know how to make it “disabable”? Or even better, is it possible to script through NOD so that it automatically disables itself when I run an specific program?

Thanks.

 

u can temporarily disable nod32 by going to the control panel > AMON and unchecking "File system monitor (AMON) enabled"

http://img87.imageshack.us/img87/6563/amon0qq.jpg

u can also exclude the scripts from AMON

http://img85.imageshack.us/img85/3665/exclusions0wy.jpg

 

thanks, but I already knew that you could manually stop amon

i'll try including the script in the exception list, though.


I just found out that NOD32 also uses a service... maybe making the script disable the service instead of the process does the trick?

 

maybe, also have u tried completely disabling nod32? go to amon > setup > security and check "Allow manual stopping" the go to AMON and click stop.

http://img57.imageshack.us/img57/2183/amon23he.jpg

http://img143.imageshack.us/img143/2949/amon31ty.jpg

 

Once you have unloaded AMON you may not be able to load it again without restarting the computer.

 

Not really. I can enable or disable it anytime i want.

 

@rejzor -marcos was referring to unloading amon service not just disabling it.

@marcos - yes im aware, i was just giving a suggestion.

 

Yes, unloading it, thats what i did and thats what i said... (start/stop buttons).
I can do that even if i completelly disable its services too...

 

But on some computers it may not load again.

 

Well, it did on mine.

 

Same here. I can load & unload anytime I want.

 

It may depend on your hardware. I can restart it on my P4 laptop but I have to reboot my P2 desktop to restart it.

 

Hardware has nothing to do with that. Software on the other hand might...