Thorsten Matzner
February 15th 04, 09:21 PM
"kenny" > wrote:
>I have just installed and run Adaware to rid my machine of spyware, which Im very pleased to say is now working fine.
>SPYWARE FREE. I have other user accounts on my P.C. Would Adaware have scanned and cleansed the other user accounts that I have, i.e. My entire P.C.
>If not could you please advise me on how to include Adaware on my other user accounts desktops, as I have checked and
>it is not there.
Ad-aware scans the current Registry and the files on the HDD. This
means that the parts of the Registry that are user-specific are not
included in the scan for other users.
Re-run Ad-aware once from each user account. It should work without
that you have to reinstall it from the other accounts. Simply move the
shortcut from your Desktop to the C:\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\ALL
USERS\DESKTOP folder to have Ad-aware available on all Desktops.
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>I have just installed and run Adaware to rid my machine of spyware, which Im very pleased to say is now working fine.
>SPYWARE FREE. I have other user accounts on my P.C. Would Adaware have scanned and cleansed the other user accounts that I have, i.e. My entire P.C.
>If not could you please advise me on how to include Adaware on my other user accounts desktops, as I have checked and
>it is not there.
Ad-aware scans the current Registry and the files on the HDD. This
means that the parts of the Registry that are user-specific are not
included in the scan for other users.
Re-run Ad-aware once from each user account. It should work without
that you have to reinstall it from the other accounts. Simply move the
shortcut from your Desktop to the C:\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\ALL
USERS\DESKTOP folder to have Ad-aware available on all Desktops.
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(tm)