G Guest Feb 16, 2006 #1 When Windows Defender tries to scan the Symantec processes the Symantec AntiVirus 10 tamper protection triggers.
When Windows Defender tries to scan the Symantec processes the Symantec AntiVirus 10 tamper protection triggers.
G Guest Feb 17, 2006 #2 See post below earlier If you have tamper protection enabled Symantec will see the scan as an attempt to alter symantec so a tamper warning will happen. I have turned off tamper protection when I scan with defender. but the fact you get a warning shows that symantec is looking after your system
See post below earlier If you have tamper protection enabled Symantec will see the scan as an attempt to alter symantec so a tamper warning will happen. I have turned off tamper protection when I scan with defender. but the fact you get a warning shows that symantec is looking after your system
G Guest Feb 18, 2006 #3 Yeah, logged it for Symantec's purposes (put on an exception list or something). Windows Defender always scans it at startup (this is good) so a little annoying (from Symantec's end).
Yeah, logged it for Symantec's purposes (put on an exception list or something). Windows Defender always scans it at startup (this is good) so a little annoying (from Symantec's end).
