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    Default Dismiss "Fixed NN" Popup in Command Line?

    Hi Group,

    I'm a new "registree", but have used this excellant product for a few years.

    I'm running S&D on my families machines via scripted Cline, with this text string:

    Runwait("C:\Program Files\Spybot - Search & Destroy\SpybotSD.exe /autoupdate /autocheck /autofix /autoclose")

    ...all on one line of course...

    This works just fine (it's in AutoIt3) except for the popup window at the end of the process when it finds & fixes.

    Before I script something to respond to that window, is there a command line S&D param to (more elegantly) respond or supress that window?

    I generally like to handle these popups with the "native" Cline rather than a more brutish scripting solution.

    Thanks,

    Rich

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    Try adding the /taskbarhide parameter.

    See:
    Are there any command line parameters?
    http://www.safer-networking.org/en/faq/30.html

    /taskbarhide
    Runs Spybot-S&D completely hidden (no window, no taskbar icon), so make absolutely sure you use it only in combination with /autoclose (otherwise it would remain in memory sitting idle). Useful only in combination with /autocheck, /autoupdate or /autoimmunize, as it cannot be controlled when completely invisible.

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    Thanks, but I think I'll try another method...I really don't want this hidden...just gone at the end. I'm using AutoIt3 to run the process, and will just start with a run instead of runwait, and then create a loop to look for either the program ending, or the subject "found stuff" box...not as clean, but certainly more controlable.

    Rich

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