Showing posts with label disable. Show all posts
Showing posts with label disable. Show all posts

Monday, 29 July 2013

How to disable On Access Scan on a backup process?

Hi Alex,

I don't think we have VSE just McAffe saas.

the option on the machine look like this:

MCafee Machine Console.jpg

and the options on the web console like this:

McAfee Online Console.jpg

Neither of which seem to have to option to click OnAccess Scanning>Click Default Process>Select Radio Button for Low Risk and High Risk Proceess.

Does this mean we will note be able to exclude certian processes from OA scanning with this product?

Thank you.


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How to temporarily disable McAfee when installing other software?

release ?4.5.0.1852

I'm not familiar with that version.  What happens when you double-click the taskbar icon, is the resulting interface something like this?

Capture.JPG

If so then you can temporarily disable Virusscan by clicking Virus and Spyware Protection

Then click Real-Time Scanning and you can then turn it off anf tell it for how long to stay that way.

You can do the same with Firewall although I don't recommend that by clicking Web and Email Protection, then Firewall.

In my experience however, despite several applications I've installed that have warned me to turn off protection, I've found that usually there is no need to do so.


View the original article here

How to temporarily disable McAfee when installing other software?

release ?4.5.0.1852

I'm not familiar with that version.  What happens when you double-click the taskbar icon, is the resulting interface something like this?

Capture.JPG

If so then you can temporarily disable Virusscan by clicking Virus and Spyware Protection

Then click Real-Time Scanning and you can then turn it off anf tell it for how long to stay that way.

You can do the same with Firewall although I don't recommend that by clicking Web and Email Protection, then Firewall.

In my experience however, despite several applications I've installed that have warned me to turn off protection, I've found that usually there is no need to do so.


View the original article here