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    Default Temporary Disabling my Spybot S&D



    Hi guys
    Please could you give me some advice:blush: being relatively new to the world of computing and not wanting to make any errors on my pc, i have finally had to concede to the manufacture guidelines and make a (master dvd/cd) of my pc,s recovery data on my hard disk to( cd/dvd), my pc is a Packard Bell Imedia Home. According to my manual i have to disable all my pc protection etc, and i have to admit i have been putting this off. The advice i need guys is the newbee!! version of how to disable my spybot S&E temporally to enable me to make my( Master cd/dvd), i believe this will take a few hours to complete!! and as my scans have always been clear:blush: i hope, :p i was also wondering if disabling would compromise this. Once ive, made my( Master copy) is the re-enabling of my spybot also straightforward when i got my pc it was a friend who set up my protection etc, on my pc, but is not available at the moment to re-advise. All help guys would be gratefullllly!! appreciated

    Yours in much appreciation

    Lizzybee

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    Do you use teatimer?It's an icon down by the clock with a padlock on it.
    If you do use teatimer,here's how to disable it temporarily.

    1) Run Spybot-S&D
    2) Go to the Mode menu and make sure "Advanced Mode" is selected
    3) On the left hand side, choose Tools -> Resident
    4) Uncheck "Resident TeaTimer" and OK any prompts
    5) Restart your computer.

    To turn teatimer back on,just reverse the steps above.

    i was also wondering if disabling would compromise this.
    When I have to disable any pc protection for anything,I log off the Internet.

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    Default Re:Disable spybot temporary!

    Lizzybee here

    Many thanks for your sound advice (Zenobia) most appreciated, i actually have Spybot S/D 1.4 am not to sure if this is teatimer!!! as you can see still learning but am studying the tutorials as i write so will be up to speed soon i hope. As all my scans have been usually clear i have neglected to study :blush: the tutorials in the event of S/D finding something untowards but to be assured i will put this to rights ASP!! promise

    Thanking you once again
    lizzybee

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    http://www.voiceofthepublic.com/SSD/...timer.swf.html
    Have a look there,it helps explain all about teatimer.
    And here:
    http://www.safer-networking.org/en/faq/33.html If you use teatimer,you would have a teatimer icon down by your clock area,and you would have a window that pops up every once in a while asking you to allow or deny changes.

    If you don't use teatimer,there isn't much else about Spybot that would need to be disabled when you make your master cd/dvd.There's the sdhelper,but I can't see that interfering.So,if you don't use teatimer,you should be good to go,as far as Spybot is concerned.
    Last edited by Zenobia; 2006-06-24 at 23:17.

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    Default re-disabling spybot temporary!

    for Zenobia,

    Many thanks once again for your sound advice and help will use the links you suggested and with your help i,m sure to have a probs free backup of my recovery data Ps if not i would say that i,ll be back for future advice, but then again if my pc data is all wiped out maybe not!!!

    Thanks and appreciation from Lizzybee

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    You're welcome.Good luck with your backup.

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