Hi Munchie,
I just wonder why your first reaction to this problem is to find a 'special'
place to bypass the scan.
Thanks for your help.
May i ask which timezone are you in? because your opinion might take a very
long time to "reach my mind" (guess that i was asleep when you reply).
Also, directly sending me email would be a faster way.
<dextml?gmail.com>
Best regard,
DeXtmL
(Thanks alway goes for your kind heart)
"munchie" wrote:
Quote:
> On Oct 6, 1:24 am, DeXtmL <DeX...@xxxxxx> wrote: Quote:
> > Hi Jume,
> >
> > i seriously doubt that it's all about Vista's UAC which carefully check my
> > setup file to determine whether executing it needs admin privilege.
> > I conclude this because that problem is still there after i turn off all my
> > system protections.
> > Besides, I don't find anything abnormal in my system, it just runs perfectly.
> >
> > Have you ever tried to execute a 500MB sized setup file in Vista before?
> > If not, you should have a try.
> >
> > Regards,
> > DeXtmL
> >
> > "Jume" wrote: Quote:
> > > then i'm afraid i don't really know where to look, however i'm pretty sure
> > > that 2 minutes is not a typical time
> > Quote:
> > > i would test deactivating basically all my running software anyways, who
> > > knows, not only the anti-malware mess the system up... unfortunately...
>
> I just don't think it's possible. If Defender does find something--
> and you want to ignore it--you can put it in the allowed items list
> (see link below). But I've never seen a way to set a file so that I
> wouldn't be scanned in the first place. My guess is, we'll have to
> find a special place to put it on your computer. I'll look into this
> tonight.
>
> http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Win...1b78d1033.mspx
>
> -- Munchie
>
>