"Using ASC" doesn't exist

[pintree3]

Unbder the topic by admin "USAGE of IOBIT PRODUCTS" one scrools down and sees , unbder the heading "System Optimization" which says, "Adequately explained in the window for the basic settings" and hen says, "Take a look in the post "Using ASC" However, a search for that heading does not exist--nor does "Using ASC" link to it. So how do I get there?

 

What I am trying to find out is how to read/understand what in ASC "security Defense" the 'item state' means? It says "immunized' or "Unimmunized' whereby some are achecked and some aren't. What ddetrmines if I should check or uncheck an item? What happens if I click apply? and is the immunized or unimmunized refer to my antivirus software having done so or ASC?

 

Thank you.

 

Mich

[enoskype]

Hi pintree3

 

Here is Using ASC . 3rd post inUSAGE of IOBIT PRODUCTS thread.

 

 

Check all of them and Apply. If you want to make a certain item unimmunized, you can do that specific one later.

 

It is not related to antivirus software but if you have other antispyware sofrware, some of them could have been immunized by them.

 

Cheers.

[pintree3]

Thank you very much for your prompt reply and help.

 

I apologize for my many type-os. I was in an motor accident recently and have only 3 fingers to work with (temporarily)

 

as to my Q: I do have other antivirus software--what i wanted to know is what happens if i DO check all of them? Do the unimmunized become immunized? and what happenes to the already immunized ones then--is their regsitry enty deleted or what/ basically xactly what does it do? I do not want it to screw around with my antisoftware settings or logs or what-have-you.

 

thanks again

[enoskype]

Hi again pintree3, I wish you get well soon.

 

Please have a lok in this post.

What Security Defence (Security Removal) does, is described there.

Security Defence is also discussed in this thread.

 

Coming to your question, when you check all of them and apply, all of them will be immunized. Already immunized ones stay as immunized.

 

Basically what they do is described in the post which the link is given above.

 

Cheers.

[pintree3]

thanks ;-)