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Enforced Client Product Guide
Troubleshooting
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
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Why would I want to specify excluded files and folders or approved programs? 
Specifying excluded files and folders from scanning can be useful if you know a particular type 
of file is not vulnerable to attack, or a particular folder is safe. If you use a program or Internet 
application to conduct your business, adding it to a list of approved programs or allowed Internet 
applications keeps it from being detected as unrecognized and deleted or blocked. If you are 
unsure, it is best not to specify exclusions. 
Why does the firewall protection service ignore user settings, such as allowed Internet 
applications? It did not ignore them last week. 
If the previous policy allowed users to configure settings and the current policy does not, user 
settings are ignored. However, user settings are saved on client computers. If the policy is later 
updated to allow users to configure settings, their firewall protection service again recognizes 
their settings, such as allowed Internet applications. 
Scanning 
How do I prevent certain files or folders from being scanned for viruses? 
The policy management feature allows you to specify files, folders, or types of files to exclude 
from scanning for viruses (see 
). 
How do I prevent certain programs from being scanned for spyware? 
The policy management feature allows you to specify approved programs that will not be 
detected as potentially unwanted programs (see 
). Users 
can also specify approved programs on their own computers. 
Is there a “learn mode” to help me discover which programs I need to approve? 
Yes. When you first install the virus and spyware protection service, select 
Prompt
 mode, then 
check the 
Unrecognized Programs
 reports frequently to see which programs are detected on client 
computers (see 
). After you add the ones you need to your list of 
approved programs, you can change to 
Protect
 or 
Report
 mode. 
Can I stop a scheduled scan once it has started? 
No. Once a scheduled, on-demand scan has started, you cannot stop the scan unless you restart 
the computer. 
Why do on-demand scans sometimes detect items that on-access scans don’t detect? 
With the default policy settings, on-access scans do not look at compressed archives and 
on-demand scans do. If this is a concern for you, reconfigure these policy settings (see 
). If the policy does not use default settings, options might be 
selected to scan different files during on-access and on-demand scans. See 
information. 
Reporting 
How do I find my reports? 
Log on to the SecurityCenter, then click the 
Reports
 tab to display links to available reports. 
I’m looking at my report and some of my computers don’t show up there. 
If your company added more computers, or upgraded from trial to full product, some computers 
might not appear in your reports.