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Nikilet
I'm not computer smart enough to know if UAC works. I had gotten used to
clicking on the pop ups and it didn't bother me. But recently I had no choice
and had to turn it off. After I upgraded to BitDefender Internet Security
2010 there were no records of scan logs anywhere, not in the program face and
not in my C drive. Even right on the scan results window, when I clicked to
View Log absolutely nothing happened.
In order to get a decent install of BDIS 2010 I had to uninstall it and then
reinstall with UAC turned off (suggested by a BD forum moderator). So when I
searched my fool head off for logs and couldn't find them, on a lark I turned
UAC off again (I had turned it back on after reinstall of BDIS), restarted,
performed a scan and the logs were all in the proper places and viewable.
I'd just as soon have UAC turned on, but I much prefer being able to access
and view my security scan logs so I'm operating with it off.
clicking on the pop ups and it didn't bother me. But recently I had no choice
and had to turn it off. After I upgraded to BitDefender Internet Security
2010 there were no records of scan logs anywhere, not in the program face and
not in my C drive. Even right on the scan results window, when I clicked to
View Log absolutely nothing happened.
In order to get a decent install of BDIS 2010 I had to uninstall it and then
reinstall with UAC turned off (suggested by a BD forum moderator). So when I
searched my fool head off for logs and couldn't find them, on a lark I turned
UAC off again (I had turned it back on after reinstall of BDIS), restarted,
performed a scan and the logs were all in the proper places and viewable.
I'd just as soon have UAC turned on, but I much prefer being able to access
and view my security scan logs so I'm operating with it off.