Nam Vet
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join:2001-12-03
Allentown, PA
| kaspersky question
I used to see the logo flash in ie's status bar when switching sites but I no longer do.
Is that component "script checker"?
If so I don't see it in "tasks" (see ss)
should it be there?
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Martinus
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join:2001-08-06
EU
| said by Nam Vet  :
I used to see the logo flash in ie's status bar when switching sites but I no longer do.
Is that component "script checker"?
Yes. The flashing "K" is the script checker.
I don't know about the Control Center, but the script checker is not accessible from the Monitor, Updater or Scanner interface.
I think it is a component which you can install or uninstall if you want to enable/disable.
The script checker file is Klif.sys, and is located on Windows/System32 - at least in XP -.
Regards
Martin |
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Randy Bell
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join:2002-02-24
Santa Clara, CA
| reply to Nam Vet
said by Nam Vet :
I used to see the logo flash in ie's status bar when switching sites but I no longer do. Is that component "script checker"?
I've never run KAV resident {NAV is my resident AV}; but others here have commented that this indeed is the sript checker at work. 
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Schouw
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join:2003-05-29
Netherlands
| reply to Nam Vet
quote:
I used to see the logo flash in ie's status bar when switching sites but I no longer do.
Is that component "script checker"?
Yes..
And here is where logic comes into place (no offense).
As you said yourself, it's component.
Go to components tab and see if scriptchecker is there etc. |
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Nam Vet
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join:2001-12-03
Allentown, PA
| script checker is a component but I cant seem to turn it on
when I right click on script checker under the componets tab
this is all I get
when I open the folder I see these exe's
is one of them "script checker'?
[text was edited by author 2003-11-01 09:53:28] |
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Schouw
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join:2003-05-29
Netherlands | reply to Nam Vet
It's normal that you can't run it.
The checker is not an exe, but system file(s).
dll files etc.. |
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Nam Vet
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join:2001-12-03
Allentown, PA | So does that mean I can only enable script checker during installation? |
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Schouw
Premium
join:2003-05-29
Netherlands
| said by Nam Vet :
So does that mean I can only enable script checker during installation?
Yup, sort of.
Go to add/remove software, click modify KAV.
You will see if script checker is installed or not, you can also add it via this method instead of reinstalling. |
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mod bait
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join:2001-06-11
Rochester, NY
| reply to Nam Vet
There is another way...
Install script checker. You can do this when first installing KAV, or by going into Add/Remove Programs, running the "uninstall" for KAV, and selecting the "Modify" option. At that point, script checking will be enabled, and will operate invisibly.
To disable it, you can simply go into Device Manager, select View > "Show hidden devices", then right click the "Klif" entry, and select Disable. Reboot, and the KAV script checker is inoperable. (Don't bother trying to stop the driver; it won't work.) To bring it back, repeat the same steps in Device Manager, except (of course) select Enable instead.
Obviously, you can also "enable" and "disable" the KAV script checker by installing or removing it (per the "Modify" option mentioned above). However, using Device Manager is much easier. To make it easier still, use the freeware utility ServiWin from NirSoft. ServiWin makes it very easy to change the startup type of any driver or service. (Just make sure you note that the default startup type for Klif is "System", for when, if ever, you change it back.) |
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Testing12_4
@arttechusa.com | reply to Nam Vet
To check if Script Checker is working;go to the KAV install folder and click on "eicar.html".
The Script Checker window should open.
Eicar.html is a file for checking Script Checker. |
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