anyone having a problem with names

[marklwood]

[quote=bryant;86853]

Originally Posted by gotrich

ok just a note to everyone that
goin into the exceptions Mgr in AVG and make it an exception for MTU/Hoster. WOrks all spiffy now.
quote]

Exactly how do you do this.

Double-click the AVG icon in the tray. Double-click Resident Shield. The click Manage Exceptions and exclude the Hoster directory.

[gotrich]

i didnt have resident shield so i went into options.

same thing he said for the most part

Im glad I could be of some use.. i feel so stupid listening to you guys in these forums

[bryant]

Originally Posted by gotrich

i didnt have resident shield so i went into options.

same thing he said for the most part

Im glad I could be of some use.. i feel so stupid listening to you guys in these forums

sheesh, can't find an "optios" tab or menu item either.

[gotrich]

open your AVG go to tools then go to pup exceptions then click on button says mnage exceptions or add exceptions. then select the folder where hoster is... tada

[bryant]

Originally Posted by gotrich

open your AVG go to tools then go to "pup exceptions" then click on button says mnage exceptions or add exceptions. then select the folder where hoster is... tada

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[marklwood]

Originally Posted by bryant

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Top of the window drop-down lists. Tools, Advanced Settings, Pup Exceptions.

[bryant]

Originally Posted by marklwood

Top of the window drop-down lists. Tools, Advanced Settings, Pup Exceptions.

Is this in AVG or in "windows" tools?

[bryant]

[quote=marklwood;86863]

Originally Posted by bryant

Double-click the AVG icon in the tray. Double-click Resident Shield. The click Manage Exceptions and exclude the Hoster directory.

Thanx.

[bryant]

[quote=bryant;86903]

Originally Posted by marklwood

Thanx.

But my AVG doesn't have a tab or a check box for "manage exceptions".