Warn me when you catch a virus?

Discussion in 'ESET NOD32 Antivirus' started by Majesty, Nov 6, 2007.

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  1. Majesty

    Majesty Registered Member

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    Hi,

    Some days ago, I tried Eset AV 2.7 and was getting BSoD while scanning and my computer was under control via LogMeIn... I removed it and decided to return to the crappy AVG (can't even catch a virus from 1999...), but then, I saw that Eset planned to release a new version of their AV on nov. 5th. I can live without an AV for some days, I thought.

    I've been trying it for some days already and no more BSoD!! It's great, even though it's a bit heavy on the RAM (about 30MB for ekrn.exe and egui.exe).

    My only concern is that I'd like the AV to tell me when it catches a virus and ask for an action instead of automatically putting it in Quarantine. If it's already possible to do so, where are the optionso_O o_O

    Also, is the AV compatible with Eudora 7.0? It doesn't seem to scan my mails...

    Thank you!
     
  2. grizz

    grizz Registered Member

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    i use eudora 7 and it scans mine ok
     
  3. Majesty

    Majesty Registered Member

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    Ok. Maybe it doesn't scan my mails because I am using the secure protocol (port 995)?

    What I find weird though is that my mails are scanned when I preview them with PopTray 3.1 ?!?
     
  4. Marcos

    Marcos Eset Staff Account

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    Set the cleaning level to 0 (no cleaning) so that a pop-up window prompting you for an action is displayed whenever a threat has been detected.
     
  5. Pfipps

    Pfipps Registered Member

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    Which AVG version? free or paid? The AVG antimalware (paid) is decent and I know people who use it with no problems, but it certainly has crappy heuristics.
     
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