feature request highly recomemded and useful to everyone

[Guest]

When we de-activate the Real-time protection on
systemtray menu allow us to set how long the Microsoft
Antispyware will be turn-0ff kinda like the Snooze
feature found in the new MSN toolbar Search and Window
Desktop Search, which is highly customizable where I can
set Snooze to 1 hour or more..etc on the index status,
after that all i have to do is just look/click at the
option Snooze Indexing 1 hour on the systemtray menu. I
hope something similar to that features would be included
on MSAS future release as user's tend to forget to turn
the real-time protection on.

 

[Andre Da Costa]

Well, don't know about setting the timing for Real-time protection. But you
can Right click Microsoft AntiSpywares bulls eye icon in the Notification
area > Security Agent Status (Enabled) > Disable Real Time Protection.

Then you can turn it on back when you want.

 

[JoeM]

nice feature could help with some things, but the trick is to prevent other
programs from telling MSAS to snooze agents without the user telling it

 

[Guest]

they can still put this feature I'm sure that they can
secure it so no malicious program can disable the real-
time protection.

 

[Guest]

"When we disable the Real-time protection on
systemtray menu allow us to set how long the Microsoft
Antispyware will be turn-0ff" why? because people
sometimes forget to turn it back on.

this is probably better a feature than the one that MSAS
have right now.

 

[Guest]

Norton Antivirus 2005 has this feature too?

-----Original Message-----
nice feature could help with some things, but the trick is to prevent other
programs from telling MSAS to snooze agents without the user telling it




.

 

[Andre Da Costa]

I wouldn't recommend it, because people with malicious intentions can simply
write a program to turn it off, let this one be a give and take I say.

 

[Andre Da Costa]

But this program is not Norton, nor is it an Antivirus.
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