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About LinkBacksOK, I got a new HP computer. All I have loaded is CS3 Premium and Artizen. It has Vista Premium as the OS, it came OEM. So far I've managed to strip it down as much as I can..( remove all the trial software it came with ). This computer isn't connected to the internet nor do I want it connected. I use it strictly for Digital photography and my internet connection is on another machine. I want this one 'virus', spam and spyware free. ( sterile ).
So here's the problem... I keep getting this 'NAG' that I don't have an anti-virus program running and my computer's at risk. How do I tell the damn machine that I am not connected to the internet and don't want an anti-virus eating up my resources and to leave me alone????? What do I turn off and where do I find it?
Please......
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05-12-2007, 01:15 AM #1Guru
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05-12-2007, 01:35 AM #2Guru
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Re: turn off nag
Go to Security Center (Control panel), click on Change the way Security Center alerts me to turn it off.
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05-12-2007, 02:16 AM #3Guru
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Gaussian...... I owe you a lunch, whenever you're in the area, you got it. Thanks. 8))
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