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9.3. Ignore Faulty Conditions
In the Ignore faulty components conditions dialog you can tick those components
that you do not want to get informed about:
that you do not want to get informed about:
By default, no component is selected in this list. It means that if any component get
to an error status, you will be informed about it immediately via:
to an error status, you will be informed about it immediately via:
·
displayed in four colors; however, if an error occurs, the icon appears with a
yellow exclamation mark,
yellow exclamation mark,
·
text description of the existing problem in the
the AVG main window
There might be a situation that for some reason you need to switch a component off
temporarily (this is not recommended, you should try to keep all components
permanently on and in default configuration, but it may be happen). In that case the
system tray icon automatically reports the component's error status. However, in this
very case we cannot talk about an actual error since you have deliberately induced it
yourself, and you are aware of the potential risk. At the same time, once being
displayed with the exclamation mark, the icon cannot actually report any possible
temporarily (this is not recommended, you should try to keep all components
permanently on and in default configuration, but it may be happen). In that case the
system tray icon automatically reports the component's error status. However, in this
very case we cannot talk about an actual error since you have deliberately induced it
yourself, and you are aware of the potential risk. At the same time, once being
displayed with the exclamation mark, the icon cannot actually report any possible