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<blockquote data-quote="davisd" data-source="post: 941218" data-attributes="member: 77647"><p>Read all replies and didn't learn a thing, I am fine with disabling WD manually via group policy whenever i would need that, but as for speaking that malware can do that, safe and aware computer users, especially participants in security forums are most likely to never encounter such malware at all, if any. I know that some of you run on-demand scanners daily just for "safety", but it has nothing to do with safety, it's called a security software addiction which can be seen clearly when arguing. Learn and study the operating system you are using, not the additional software to manage it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="davisd, post: 941218, member: 77647"] Read all replies and didn't learn a thing, I am fine with disabling WD manually via group policy whenever i would need that, but as for speaking that malware can do that, safe and aware computer users, especially participants in security forums are most likely to never encounter such malware at all, if any. I know that some of you run on-demand scanners daily just for "safety", but it has nothing to do with safety, it's called a security software addiction which can be seen clearly when arguing. Learn and study the operating system you are using, not the additional software to manage it. [/QUOTE]
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