Interesting read of the reason for not automating the Boot scan.
One thing though I might suggest is that for situation like I just mentioned, the boot scan that I have set up once I found this problem was just one that scanned just that folder.
For sure I could see the FP condition being a real problem but remember, on the flip side and I have no idea why, non of those Malware infections were being found during a scan when everything was up and running either.
So again I don't know why but if it weren't for the boot scan, I would have never have found them.
I guess my point is, while I think this has been fixed in other ways, if it couldn't and if you happen to know of a place or section that gets regularly infected and can only be cleaned during a boot scan, it would be nice to setup a scan that can be done on a regular, or scheduled basis, just for that so you can be sure it gets cleaned.
I mean we have all that capability for the regular system, why can't we have things like that for a Boot Scan as well?
Yes I know manually keeping on top of this is something that can be done, but with the 2 zillion other people out there who think they are the only things going on and so force us to deal with what ever condition they make us do as a result of that thinking, the time that is available for all of them is limited.
So its always nicer if you can automate something to take care of a problem like this.
Anyway, just my 2