nightowl Report post Posted October 11, 2011 Good afternoon everyone, I've been using SAS (on-demand) for some time now, and was curious as to what the significance is between what I call a normal delete of cookies, potential threats, etc, and deletions which SAS requires a reboot in order to complete the process? (i.e. do the deletions requiring a reboot contain more serious threats than a non-reboot action)? Many thanks for your time and any info! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SUPERAntiSpy Report post Posted October 12, 2011 Good afternoon everyone, I've been using SAS (on-demand) for some time now, and was curious as to what the significance is between what I call a normal delete of cookies, potential threats, etc, and deletions which SAS requires a reboot in order to complete the process? (i.e. do the deletions requiring a reboot contain more serious threats than a non-reboot action)? Many thanks for your time and any info! When a reboot is required it typically means the file is locked, in-use or is otherwise unavailble to be deleted so we use our proprietary methods to delete the file on reboot. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
nightowl Report post Posted October 12, 2011 Thanks very much for the information, SuperAntiSpy! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
