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Why boot-time scan on a VERY newly reformmated laptop?
Why did i get a boot-time scan when this computer was JUST reformmated yesterday and only connected to the internet for less then 4 hours behind a router and external SPI/NAT firewall??
Just reformatted computer and installed Vista Ultimate with all service packs + updates. Installed a few other programs like adobe, aim, msn live, flashplayer, and shockwave player (nothing else). Then installed zonealarm forcefield and finally counterspy v2. Did a full scan and nothing detected (obviously because it's a newly reformmated computer). This morning I installed zonealarm Internet security suite and after being prompted to reboot, CS enters the boot-time (bootup) scan and deletes a file from quarantine (which is impossible because nothing was detected yesterday evening!)
Quarantine file: 67c1ec09-a5b7-4dd8-8777-10303b293b48
No filesharing or any downloading of any sort has occured during that time period (besides the above listed programs and possible drivers/etc. for the laptop)
Is there any logs of what CS decided to delete?
Just reformatted computer and installed Vista Ultimate with all service packs + updates. Installed a few other programs like adobe, aim, msn live, flashplayer, and shockwave player (nothing else). Then installed zonealarm forcefield and finally counterspy v2. Did a full scan and nothing detected (obviously because it's a newly reformmated computer). This morning I installed zonealarm Internet security suite and after being prompted to reboot, CS enters the boot-time (bootup) scan and deletes a file from quarantine (which is impossible because nothing was detected yesterday evening!)
Quarantine file: 67c1ec09-a5b7-4dd8-8777-10303b293b48
No filesharing or any downloading of any sort has occured during that time period (besides the above listed programs and possible drivers/etc. for the laptop)
Is there any logs of what CS decided to delete?
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Inappropriate?Actually, I just found the culprit!
There is a conflict between Forcefield and CS
oh nooo :-(
I <3 CS too much!
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Inappropriate?It sounds like CounterSpys Avtive Protection may be catching ZA as Forcefield is starting up. What you can try doing is lowering the Active Protection setting within CounterSpy to "Trusting," or disable the "Startup Monitor" from the list of monitors on the right side of the Active Protection page.
If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact our support department at support@sunbelt-software.com or call 1-877-673-1153.
Thanks,
Jason Layman
EMPLOYEE