I'm afraid that, in the case of a scheduled scan with Microsoft Antispyware,
beta1, it does.
This is very likely to be fixed in beta2, but the current beta code doesn't
run as a service--so it is dependent on a user being logged in. There are
some folks experimenting with trying to get the app to run as a service, and
use command line arguments to schedule it, but unless they publish a
successful recipe, I'd either change the scan time, or leave someone logged
it, until beta2 is released.
"Graham V" wrote:
> Thats very interesting. I have Windows XP which is on 24 hours - does that
> mean I need to leave it logged into a user rather than at the "welcome"
> screen that gives you the choice of which user to logon ?
> Thanks for your help.
>
> "Graham V" wrote:
>
> > Altho I think everything is set OK for automatic scanning at 2.00 am - it
> > does not run the scan. Is there a bug. "Disable scan schedule" is NOT ticked.
> > Thanks for any help
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