Scanning pcs with Multiple User accounts

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Guest

I have a pc with two user accounts on it. When I scan with Windows Defender
does it scan all accounts or do I need to scan from inside both accounts?
 
R

Robinb

it scans your whole computer regardles of how many accounts you have- as
long as you scan as the administrator.
If you scan as one user account and do not have administrator rights it will
only scan that account.
robin
 
G

Guest

Robinb said:
If you scan as one user account and do not have administrator rights it will
only scan that account.

YOU WRONG!
Windows Defender scans the whole computer also using a limited account
 
G

Guest

I think the answer to your question is best addressed by going to
Tools>Options>Administrator (right at bottom of the page) and making sure the
the relevant options are check marked.

Hope this helps.

Stu
 
R

Robinb

no i am not wrong i think you misunderstood me
I said if you are scanning as an administrator it will scan the whole
computer
If you are logged on on only as a user with limited access it will only scan
that account.
This is for scanning purposes only!!
I tested it and that is what it did on 4 computers that I have WD on
It totally watches over the whole computer wether you are an administrator
or user so if you are a user and you get spyware it will yell and scream and
catch it.
robin
 
G

Guest

Robinb said:
If you are logged on on only as a user with limited access it will only scan
that account.

YOU WRONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
G

Guest

You know what? Believe whatever you like. But, when scanned from a limited
user account, it is only scanning that account not the whole computer.
Look this picture and go to hell, stupid boy!
FU** YOU. I guarantee I'm a lot older than you think. And at least I can
spell and use proper English, but your calling me "STUPID".
 
R

Robinb

like I said in the first place.
Just ignore this idiot- people like that are just not worth answering
robin
 
A

Anonymous Bob

Robinb said:
like I said in the first place.
Just ignore this idiot- people like that are just not worth answering
robin

I'm so glad this isn't usenet. This is a happy, helpful place where people
treat each other with respect.

(most of the time) ;-)

Bob Vanderveen
 

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