Stewart said:
settings and thus decrease
I know that's the function of the password protection, and I've already
optimized the settings, but am I wrong in thinking that most viruses
wouldn't be able to shut down an AV with a password in operation?
You're probably correct in believing it will stop SOME viruses from
shutting down your av. Certainly not all and most likely not the severe
viruses. If a virus is smart enough to shut down an av in the first
place then chances are it's smart enough to dodge a couple of "if"
statements in the av code. The password is (as mentioned above) more to
protect you from the viruses called "people viruses".
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