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EvilBro
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I have 'solved' this by using CCLeaner which allows me to disable services started at boot. I am still wondering whether there is a more simple way to achieve this...
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alch
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you can set startup items with msconfig
clamwin tray however is an essential component and performs scheduled virus database updates and scheduled scans |
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EvilBro
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I was not aware of 'msconfig'. I'd expected something like that to be found in the control panel. I either missed it, or it isn't there (but now that I know of its existence, it doesn't really matter
![]() I do have one additional question. I don't use scheduled scans and I am perfectly willing to press "update database" myself. Would I be missing anything when disabling the 'tray' in this case? |
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lordpake
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Nope. If you don't use scheduled scans/auto updates, you can safely forget the tray component. |
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