Antispyware icon turns blue

Anyone have an idea why the antispyware icon in the system
tray turns from red to blue every so often?

Just curious....

Ed

Ed wrote:
> Anyone have an idea why the antispyware icon in the system
> tray turns from red to blue every so often?
>
> Just curious....

Anything happens if you click on it after it turns blue?

I had blue and green pull-ups from the systray, informing me that AS has
allowed install of a certain ActiveX, or prompting me for to allow or
disallow running of a script file. It could be connected...

Dont know mine turnd blue also.... No spyware has been detected on my
system (ever). Antispyware has asked me to block the script for the
authenticating windows but that was it.


Pat Willener wrote:
> Ed wrote:
>
>> Anyone have an idea why the antispyware icon in the system
>> tray turns from red to blue every so often?
>>
>> Just curious....
>
>
> Anything happens if you click on it after it turns blue?
>
> I had blue and green pull-ups from the systray, informing me that AS has
> allowed install of a certain ActiveX, or prompting me for to allow or
> disallow running of a script file. It could be connected...

Same here. I've got it running on three machines, two
have a red icon, one has a blue icon. All are configured
the same.

>-----Original Message-----
>Dont know mine turnd blue also.... No spyware has been
detected on my
>system (ever). Antispyware has asked me to block the
script for the
>authenticating windows but that was it.
>
>
>Pat Willener wrote:
>> Ed wrote:
>>
>>> Anyone have an idea why the antispyware icon in the
system
>>> tray turns from red to blue every so often?
>>>
>>> Just curious....
>>
>>
>> Anything happens if you click on it after it turns
blue?
>>
>> I had blue and green pull-ups from the systray,
informing me that AS has
>> allowed install of a certain ActiveX, or prompting me
for to allow or
>> disallow running of a script file. It could be
connected...
>.
>