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The Resident Shield detection offers an overview of objects that were detected by
the
Resident Shield
, evaluated as dangerous and either cured or moved to the
Virus Vault
. For each detected object the following information is provided:
·
Infection- description (possibly even name) of the detected object
·
Object - object location
·
Result - action performed with the detected object
·
Object Type - type of the detected object
·
Process - what action was performed to call out the potentially dangerous
object so that it could be detected
In the bottom part of the dialog, under the list, you will find information on total
number of detected objects listed above. Further you can export the entire list of
detected objects in a file (Export list to file) and delete all entries on detected
objects (Empty list). The Refresh list button will update the list of finding detected
by Resident Shield. The Back button switches you back to the default
AVG user
interface
(components overview).
8.9.
Update Manager
8.9.1.
Update Manager Principles
No security software can guarantee true protection from various types of threats
unless it is regularly updated! Virus writers are always looking for new flaws that they
can exploit in both software and operating systems. New viruses, new malware, new
hacking attacks appear daily. For this reason, software vendors are continually issuing
updates and security patches, to fix any security holes that are discovered.
It is crucial to update your AVG regularly!
The Update Manager helps you to control regular updating. Within this component
you can schedule automatic downloads of update files either from the Internet, or
the local network. Essential virus definition updates should be daily if possible. Less
urgent program updates can be weekly.
Note: Please pay attention to the
AVG Updates
chapter for more information on
update types and levels!
