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Greg
My computer was off during the time the auto-scan displays
it scans.
Does it boot the computer, scan, then shut down?
Just wondering?
Greg
it scans.
Does it boot the computer, scan, then shut down?
Just wondering?
Greg
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Mike Ellis
You have to be logged on for the auto-scan to run.Doesnt
work otherwise.
work otherwise.
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Andre Da Costa
You have to be logged into the computer for scheduled scans to work.
Andre
Andre
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Guest
OK, please explain,
Spyware Scan Details
Start Date: 2/3/2005 2:00:25 AM
End Date: 2/3/2005 2:07:11 AM
Total Time: 6 mins 46 secs
Detected Threats
No spyware threats were found during this scan.
I promise I was not at work at 2 AM of this morning.
Thanks,
Greg
Spyware Scan Details
Start Date: 2/3/2005 2:00:25 AM
End Date: 2/3/2005 2:07:11 AM
Total Time: 6 mins 46 secs
Detected Threats
No spyware threats were found during this scan.
I promise I was not at work at 2 AM of this morning.
Thanks,
Greg
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stuart
What do you mean "logged in" to use the schuler??
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You have to be logged on for the auto-scan to run.Doesnt
work otherwise.
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Gary VanderMolen
Was the power to the computer turned off, or was it in
hibernate or standby? I have my laptop configured to go
into standby when I close the lid. With the lid closed, it
skips a scheduled scan.
hibernate or standby? I have my laptop configured to go
into standby when I close the lid. With the lid closed, it
skips a scheduled scan.
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Gary VanderMolen
I am logged on and remain logged on when my laptop
goes into standby. Whatever programs were running when
I close the lid are immediately restored when I open the lid.
Yet it skips the scheduled scan if the laptop is in standby.
So, it's not just a log-on issue.
goes into standby. Whatever programs were running when
I close the lid are immediately restored when I open the lid.
Yet it skips the scheduled scan if the laptop is in standby.
So, it's not just a log-on issue.
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Bill Sanderson
Check with your network management folks. My bet is that they turn systems
on via WOL and run management tasks--backups, patches, perhaps.
on via WOL and run management tasks--backups, patches, perhaps.