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<blockquote data-quote="Avethil" data-source="post: 1077647" data-attributes="member: 106282">For a new Snapshot Scan do I have to press on button &quot;Reset Whitelist&quot; ? I&#039;m asking because I never used that command.I don&#039;t use WhiteListCloud so the only option is to reset the whitelist as Freki123 says, whom I thank for the information.But if I reset the whitelist the new Snapshot Scan would whitelist only the processes currently running at the moment of the scan so all other files should be whitelisted again or am I wrong ?If this were the case I think that if it were possible to implement a command that would delete the orphaned whitelist entries without performing a new snapshot scan would be a better solution, in my opinion.I&#039;ve just found in Cyberlock manual:Other buttons: Reset Whitelist (Button): This button will reset the whitelist and take a whitelist snapshot of the currently running processes, automatically adding them to the whitelist. </blockquote>

[QUOTE="Avethil, post: 1077647, member: 106282"] For a new Snapshot Scan do I have to press on button "Reset Whitelist" ? I'm asking because I never used that command. I don't use WhiteListCloud so the only option is to reset the whitelist as Freki123 says, whom I thank for the information. But if I reset the whitelist the new Snapshot Scan would whitelist only the processes currently running at the moment of the scan so all other files should be whitelisted again or am I wrong ? If this were the case I think that if it were possible to implement a command that would delete the orphaned whitelist entries without performing a new snapshot scan would be a better solution, in my opinion. I've just found in Cyberlock manual: [B]Other buttons: Reset Whitelist (Button): This button will reset the whitelist and take a whitelist snapshot of the currently running processes, automatically adding them to the whitelist. [/B] [/QUOTE]

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