AntiSpyware Icon

[Fabio Soto]

When you select the icon not to be visible, it
dissapears, but after the antispyware program runs at the
scheduled time the icon is back althought the box to hide
the icon is still checked.

This needs to be fixed because all of these icons on the
sys tray is annoying.

Thanks,

Fabio

 

[Randy]

When you select the icon not to be visible, it
dissapears, but after the antispyware program runs at the
scheduled time the icon is back althought the box to hide
the icon is still checked.

This needs to be fixed because all of these icons on the
sys tray is annoying.

Thanks,

Fabio

Thanks for posting this again. We had no reply the first time.

 

[Steve Dodson [MSFT]]

This is a known issue, and a bug has been filed. Thanks for re-posting to
make sure.

- steve


Steve Dodson [MSFT]
MCSE, CISSP
PSS Security

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[Randy]

This is a known issue, and a bug has been filed. Thanks for
re-posting to make sure.

- steve


Steve Dodson [MSFT]
MCSE, CISSP
PSS Security


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Thanks for posting this again. We had no reply the first time.

Thanks Steve