AVG PC TuneUP 2013 PCT13N12EN003 Manual Do Utilizador
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The Use classic search in Explorer option replaces the modern style search
dialog with the classic style.
dialog with the classic style.
Under Searched file types , you can click File types to specify which text file
types can be searched for specific content.
types can be searched for specific content.
Special Folders
Here you specify the physical paths to which special folders such as "My
Documents" should link. Highlight a predefined path and click on Edit to change it
to your requirements.
Documents" should link. Highlight a predefined path and click on Edit to change it
to your requirements.
Command prompt
You can configure the appearance and behavior of the command prompt here.
Under Completion, you can specify which key combinations are to be used to
complete file and folder names.
complete file and folder names.
Under Advanced settings, you can click on the Advanced button to open a
window where you can specify the visual appearance and start folder of the
command prompt.
window where you can specify the visual appearance and start folder of the
command prompt.
Security
User Account Control
Windows Vista and Windows 7:
The User Account Control feature ensures that no unauthorized changes are
made to the computer. It does this by asking whether a user has administrator
rights to allow any changes to be made to the system. If User Account Control is
enabled, a standard user will always be asked to enter an administrator password
to make such changes.
made to the computer. It does this by asking whether a user has administrator
rights to allow any changes to be made to the system. If User Account Control is
enabled, a standard user will always be asked to enter an administrator password
to make such changes.
You can specify here how a user logged on as an administrator is to be informed
of potential changes to the computer and prompted for confirmation.
of potential changes to the computer and prompted for confirmation.
This is how Windows differentiates between changes that the user makes himself
(e.g. security-related settings) and the startup of programs that can carry out
changes. You can set here in detail, which changes must require confirmation
first and whether a password must be entered beforehand.
(e.g. security-related settings) and the startup of programs that can carry out
changes. You can set here in detail, which changes must require confirmation
first and whether a password must be entered beforehand.
Because this is a security-relevant setting, it is advisable to leave the user
account control activated and select at least Prompt to confirm without
entering password (for Windows Vista) or For changes by programs,
without password (for Windows 7).
account control activated and select at least Prompt to confirm without
entering password (for Windows Vista) or For changes by programs,
without password (for Windows 7).
One aim of User Account Control is to ensure that no programs start in the
background without the user being aware of it. At every program startup,
Windows determines whether this program will make changes to the computer. If
this is the case and User Account Control is enabled, the user will be prompted
background without the user being aware of it. At every program startup,
Windows determines whether this program will make changes to the computer. If
this is the case and User Account Control is enabled, the user will be prompted