Program Deactivator: Notification when a deactivated program is started

[ektorbarajas]

Hi.

 

I have a suggestion, that when a deactivated program is started by the user, that ASC or program deactivator shows a notification windows informing that the disabled program has being started, and that it will be disabled again when closed.

 

This would be very useful to be aware when a deactivated program is run, perhaps when the program is closed then ASC or program deactivator could wait x seconds, and when that time is met then disable the program again.

 

Kind regards

Hector

[Cicely]

Hi ektorbarajas,

 

 

Thanks for your suggestion.

 

I will report it to our product team for consideration.

 

You are so active in our forum. It would be better if there are more and more users like you. Cheers. :wink:

[ektorbarajas]

Thanks for the compliment Cicely

 

I really like IObit products, specially after deciding to test my personal laptop, wich had Raxco Perfect Disk Professional 13 and I was not getting the promised performance and results... then I removed it and installed SmartDefrag 3.1 and things changed (for better) a lot

 

BTW I've uninstalled other programs and replaced them with IObit's

 

My hope is that IObit keep on the good work, always improving the software

[Cicely]

Hi ektorbarajas ,

 

Thanks for your long term support. :-D

 

We are always working hard to improve our products.

 

And all of your supports will be our greatest stimulus to work harder.

 

 

Thanks for choosing IObit to care your PC.Cheers. :mrgreen:

[Buddahfan]

Hi.

 

I have a suggestion, that when a deactivated program is started by the user, that ASC or program deactivator shows a notification windows informing that the disabled program has being started, and that it will be disabled again when closed.

 

This would be very useful to be aware when a deactivated program is run, perhaps when the program is closed then ASC or program deactivator could wait x seconds, and when that time is met then disable the program again.

 

Kind regards

Hector

Two thumbs up on this one.