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RE: Drop profile restrictions to run antivirus
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Bobbie Chapman
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Join Date: 5/11/03
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Drop profile restrictions to run antivirus
3:01 PM EDT 6/20/04
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I'm hoping Chris or Mark will answer this question. Do I have to remove profile restrictions to run Norton's antivirus live update for new definitions AND/OR to scan for viruses? Also how often do you recommend I scan for viruses? Once a month or once a week?
Bobbie
Dale Musselman
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RE: Drop profile restrictions to run antivirus
3:01 PM EDT 6/20/04 as a reply to Bobbie Chapman.
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well, Mark is on vacation, so...
No, you do not have to remove restrictions for any of that - though you don't want Norton trying to run an auto-scan when the pc is logged on to a public profile.
As for running scans, if this is a computer with a Centurion Guard or the like, I wouldn't really bother, otherwise I would just treat it the same as your other computers.
I would personally think once a month would be fine.
Bobbie Chapman
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RE: Drop profile restrictions to run antivirus
3:01 PM EDT 6/20/04 as a reply to Bobbie Chapman.
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Thanks, Dale! I unlock Centurion Guard and sign in as exe to do my antivirus updates and scans. I just didn't know if we had to remove profile restrictions first. Appreciate your reply. Bobbie
Chrystie Hill
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RE: RE: Drop profile restrictions to run antivirus
3:01 PM EDT 6/20/04 as a reply to Bobbie Chapman.
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Dale, you are much appreciated at all times, when Mark is on vacation, and when he is not!
Pam Henley
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RE: RE:Drop profile restrictions to run antivirus
3:01 PM EDT 6/20/04 as a reply to Bobbie Chapman.
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Just a quick addition: we run updates/scans (more or less)weekly (logged on as exec)just to avoid the annoying window that will pop up saying your virus definitions are out of date - it seems to show up you go longer than 2 weeks. The updates tend to go quicker that way, too.
Pam
Bobbie Chapman
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RE: Drop profile restrictions to run antivirus
3:01 PM EDT 6/20/04 as a reply to Bobbie Chapman.
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We are using the Corporate Edition of Norton Antivirus. I have it set so that it looks for definition updates daily at 3:00 a.m. This has been very helpful with the latest worms coming out. I don't have to go around and make sure the latest update has been installed as it does it automatically every day. Bobbie