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Consumer Products => Avast Free Antivirus / Premium Security (legacy Pro Antivirus, Internet Security, Premier) => Topic started by: ungar on May 08, 2005, 08:41:38 AM
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I'd like avast to stop asking me what to do when it finds a virus in an incoming e-mail. It should just delete it (recommended action), add INFECTED to message header (as it does already), and go on scanning. I haven't found any way to disable these dialogs.
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I think this will do the trick
Double Click Avast Icon In task bar /Standard Shield/Customize/Advanced/(Tick)Silent Mode-general answer No
Personally I like to see what is trying to invade my comp
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Double Click Avast Icon In task bar /Standard Shield/Customize/Advanced/(Tick)Silent Mode-general answer No
I try this right now without result ::)
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Sorry try the same with Internet Mail
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Sorry try the same with Internet Mail
Already done...without result ::)
I don't find solution :-[
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Your settings are like the attached graphic ?/
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Are you using MS Outlook? The one from Office package?
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Yes, exactly the same configuration...
But for me, there's no need to hide Avast! warning windows.
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I'd like avast to stop asking me what to do when it finds a virus in an incoming e-mail. It should just delete it (recommended action), add INFECTED to message header (as it does already), and go on scanning. I haven't found any way to disable these dialogs.
Sorry I am unsure what you really what to do??
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Are ungar and nico the same person?
I don't understand this topic anymore... ???
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Are ungar and nico the same person?
I don't understand this topic anymore... ???
Lost me to RejZoR I hope they are not the some person. That would be funny
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Hi, no, I'm not Ungar ;D
I was just answering P3t3rb0nn!
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We're not the same person.
The reason I want not to be notified is that my client is set to check mail automatically, and the way things are now, if there's a virus dialog I have to check "delete" before it goes on checking mail. Whereas if it just deletes the attachments and adds "infected" to the subject, I have a filter that sends to message to the trash. Much simpler. Anyway, I'll try silent mode and see if it works.
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I see now we are on the same page yes do give it a go and let us know how you get on
Regards pete
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Before I do that, though, I'm not sure what is meant by general answer Yes or No. I looked at the help file, which says something about global settings on the Virus page, but I don't know where that page is to be found.
Just to make things clear: When avast detects a virus with an incoming message, it gives me the possibility to delete (recommended) along with other possibilities. When I check delete, I get another dialog asking me to choose whether to delete entirely or move to recycle bin. I click on delete (entirely). These are the two choices I want taken automatically. If choosing general answer No means that will be done, fine, but I admit I'm confused.
Thanks for your help.
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Just to make things clear: When avast detects a virus with an incoming message, it gives me the possibility to delete (recommended) along with other possibilities. When I check delete, I get another dialog asking me to choose whether to delete entirely or move to recycle bin. I click on delete (entirely). These are the two choices I want taken automatically. If choosing general answer No means that will be done, fine, but I admit I'm confused.
In Home version is not possible a full automatic procedure. You must buy the Professional version for that.
In Home version the Silent Mode with answer 'No' by default will send the infected file to Chest.
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Thanks. And what will Silent Mode with default answer "Yes" do (in the Home Version)?
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Thanks. And what will Silent Mode with default answer "Yes" do (in the Home Version)?
The answer Yes in Silent Mode keeps the virus in the file or into the message (attach) and continue the scanning.
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OK, I'll try silent mode with default reply "no". Thanks for all your help.