Noton Anti Virus -- 2005

W

W. Watson

I have NAV 2005 on XP Pro and it assumes I want my system scanned every Friday
eventing. I can see no way to turn this off. The help shows:
================
To edit a scheduled scan

On the left side of the main window, under Norton AntiVirus, click Scan for Viruses.
In the Scan for Viruses pane, under Task, select the scan that you want to
reschedule.
If you click the button next to the scan name, the scan runs.
=================

There is no "Scan" pane.

Any ideas?

Leave it to Norton/Symantec to obscure the user interface.
 
K

Ken Blake

In
W. Watson said:
I have NAV 2005 on XP Pro and it assumes I want my system
scanned
every Friday eventing. I can see no way to turn this off. The
help
shows: ================


Go to Start | Programs | Accessories | System Tools | Scheduled
Tasks, and turn it off (or change it to what you want) there.
 
W

W. Watson

Ken said:
In



Go to Start | Programs | Accessories | System Tools | Scheduled
Tasks, and turn it off (or change it to what you want) there.
That probably will do it, but what a daffy way to go. It seems to me the
prececessors of NAV could do it within NAV. I've always found the user i/f to
Norton products a bit contrary to most ways of doing things. Thanks.
 
S

Sunny

W. Watson said:
That probably will do it, but what a daffy way to go. It seems to me the
prececessors of NAV could do it within NAV. I've always found the user i/f
to Norton products a bit contrary to most ways of doing things. Thanks.

Open Nav2005 > scan for viruses > Scan my computer >
There is a small icon ("schedule")
I set mine for Monthly (1st day) then went to "select months" and chose
September.
Here in Aus, that means an auto scan may occur on the first day of spring
:)
 
W

W. Watson

Sunny said:
Open Nav2005 > scan for viruses > Scan my computer >
There is a small icon ("schedule")
I set mine for Monthly (1st day) then went to "select months" and chose
September.
Here in Aus, that means an auto scan may occur on the first day of spring
:)
Thanks. Good grief. What a sneaky little thing. It's sort of like the new surge
in "opt-out" sales schemes. You get the item unless you opt-out.

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Sunny

W. Watson said:
Sunny wrote:
Thanks. Good grief. What a sneaky little thing. It's sort of like the new
surge in "opt-out" sales schemes. You get the item unless you opt-out.

<g> I went looking into Nav2005 after my Bro in Law complained, that auto
running a virus scan daily wasn't frequent enough.
 

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