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Name: elknarps
Date: April 21, 2003 at 08:15:04 Pacific
OS: XP
CPU/Ram: 512
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Would like to know how often MRU-Blaster makes updates available? Noticed that the newest one is 4-12-03.

Also, If you delete the scheduler and silent scan, from your computer but keep MRU-Blaster program will it still work? ***REASON I ASK*** When I did my first download of MRU-Blaster I made the mistake of leaving check marks in for these two items (now there on my computer). I recently took out the check marks for both the scheduler and silent scan within my msconfig/startup to stop them from running.

Or would it just be better to delete the MRU-Blaster and do another download of it to take out those check marks for scheduler, silent scan?

If you do delete MRU-Blaster is there any side-effects by just going to add/remove to get rid of it?

LOTS OF QUESTIONS, I HOPE I COVERED EVERYTHING.



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Name: wawadave
Date: April 21, 2003 at 14:01:16 Pacific
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you can allways uninstall it and reinstall


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Name: Setter
Date: May 13, 2003 at 23:55:30 Pacific
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"Would like to know how often MRU-Blaster makes updates available? Noticed that the newest one is 4-12-03."

You can do a check at http://www.dslreports.com/forum/security,1
there is a daily Security Software Updates thread (always the first thread)

"Also, If you delete the scheduler and silent scan, from your computer but keep MRU-Blaster program will it still work?"

Yes, that is how I have MRU-Blaster installed. I like to decide when to scan and and clean.

"If you do delete MRU-Blaster is there any side-effects by just going to add/remove to get rid of it?"

Absolutely Not. MRU-Blaster is a super application.



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