JD <JD@example.invalid> wrote in
news:csKdndh2uPctAdjUnZ2dnUVZ_hWdnZ2d@posted.grand ecom:

> Poutnik wrote:
>> In article <JdmdnQjIU6dd79jUnZ2dnUVZ_gudnZ2d@posted.grandecom >,
>> JD@example.invalid says...>
>>> At the bottom of the page from the link:
>>>
>>> It can be run continuously as a background application to watch and
>>> wait for malware to appear (recommended) or it can be configured to
>>> run once, permitting manual scans (not recommended) from a desktop
>>> icon.
>>>
>>> So I could just find the Service it uses and disable it? The run
>>> manual scans.
>>
>> I would say (running it too long to remember )
>> it should let you choose at startup.
>> In any case, you can disable service,
>> or by autoruns utility by sysinternals
>> disable both service and driver.
>>
>> BUT, it is possible that it looses a half of its teeth in this
>> working mode.
>>
>
> After I ask the question I thought the same thing. It's designed to
> run in the background and not really as a on demand scanner. I still
> might give it a try. Thanks for your input.
>
I ran it for years before it was sold to Comodo. I felt very good
having it (really!). Never knew whether it did anything for me other
than updating, since it never found anything for me. Maybe I was just
lucky that I was never attacked. Does anyone have any experience with it
finding something? How did you "get" wat it found?

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Han
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