Thanks for your reply s Dave. I know the action can be changed if we don't
experience the problem that Sgt.Schumann had when he tried to choose
ignore. Scares me what he describes here:
"Unfortunately after several clicks in the notification window (I tried to choose "Ignore", there were not much options) it was not possible to close the notification window with a regular button (it was some kind of blocked), so i closed it using the "x", which obviously caused, that this file has been deleted"
Before yesterday I did not know about this automatic "auto anti-rootkit scan"
and after finding out about it, I did some reading and I think we should be able
to have "ignore" on default and if something is detected, then do some search
to make sure the detection is a good one. I have not had a infection for a long
time so I prefer to leave files where they are when they get detected.
Bo