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Hello, first time user here. In Task Manager under the Startup tab I had 2 WR Installer apps that said were high usage, so I disabled them. Nothing seems to be affected other than the WR toolbar/Add ons. So should I keep them disabled or not?

Thanks
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Hello, first time user here. In Task Manager under the Startup tab I had 2 WR Installer apps that said were high usage, so I disabled them. Nothing seems to be affected other than the WR toolbar/Add ons. So should I keep them disabled or not?

Thanks

Hello Mad3 and Welcome to the Webroot Community Forums!



 

You need to keep them active for Password Manager and also in Limited User Accounts so if you don't use the Password Manager it's fine to disable.

 

TH
So this shouldn't effect the WR toolbar? When I go to Tools->Manage Toolbar, it says WR is not available?
Yes it does effect the Password Manager Toolbar.

 

TH
Okay. Thanks for your help!
Your very Welcome! Just for info what OS are you using? Here in Windows 7 x64 I have them in the Startup Folder.

 



 

 



 

 

And WSA does not use much memory or CPU it could be that you have many [u] files that are being monitored? If you please Right Click on the Tray Icon and Save a Scan Log and give me and estimate number of [u] files?

 

Example: [g] meaning good as I don't have any [u] files.

 

SecureAnywhere Scan Log (Version v8.0.4.50)

Log saved at Wed 29-01-2014 15:03:10



v8.0.4.50

Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (Build 7601) 64bit

Scan Started: Wed 29-01-2014 15:02:24

[g] c:program files (x86)urnaware premiumunins000.exe [MD5: BCFD17450D9210A3ACC0DF7818CD1AC0] [Flags: 40000000.57]

[g] c:windowsassemblyativeimages_v2.0.50727_32iastorutil149e914e4cfbde7da65d4558af19ce0iastorutil.ni.dll [MD5: 3239D85375844BDAF869F787935D4352] [Flags: 40000000.34]

 

Thanks,

 

TH

 

 

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