However, you can mark a file as trusted which alerts Avast Threat Labs. When a file is detected, click More details. Click I trust this file in the next dialog. When a notification confirming that you submitted your opinion to Avast Threat Labs appears, click Settings to change the default behavior of CyberCapture.

• I am experienced with TSM exclude rules and want to see basic examples of the different options available: see. Excluding files from backup 2.1. Introduction You can exclude files from backup either in the TSM graphical user interface (GUI) or by editing the TSM configuration file. The former is generally the simpler and easier method to use. Excluding files from backup using the graphical user interface To exclude a file or a range of similar files from backup in the graphical user interface, do as follows: • Run TSM: • In Windows 7, run TSM by clicking on the Windows logo in the lower-left corner of the screen and then select [All Programs] > [Tivoli Storage Manager] > [Backup-Archive GUI]. • In Windows 8 or 10, go to the Start screen by clicking on the Windows logo in the lower-left corner of the screen; then type in 'backup', and from the search results select [Backup-Archive GUI] to run TSM.

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Aug 8th, 2013 1:33 PM EDT Question: Jurgen writes: I use to back up specific data for extra 'offsite' protection, but I've been having trouble with Time Machine for my local, full system backup and I'd like to try backing up my entire Mac using CrashPlan's local backup feature. Time Machine automatically handles which folders and data to back up to ensure that my system is protected (when it works, that is), but I'll need to do that manually with CrashPlan. So, if I want a full system backup with CrashPlan that offers the same level of protection as a local Time Machine backup, which files and folders should I tell CrashPlan to back up? These suggestions apply to virtually any service or software that allows for selective backup. When choosing what to backup manually, first and most importantly look to the Users folder, located by default at Macintosh HD/Users/.

I say 'Time Capsule' is a generic sort of way because it is not in fact an actual Apple Time Capsule, rather my Time Machine backs up to my HP Media Smart Server's Time capsule emulator (I don't know what else to call it, so I'll call it an emulator) mounted as Volumes/Backup to HP MediaSmart Server. I can actually watch it being backed up so yes I am certain of this. Because this volume is mounted over Wifi, as you can imagine it took several hours for this scan to complete. Once that volume completed the scan next moved onto 'Volumes/Windows' where I have my Bootcamp Windows Vista installed, Since I also have Avast for Windows installed there, I don't really need to OS/X installation scanning the Windows partition, but again there seems to be no way to avoid it. Alfred app mac. I gets scanned whether I select it or not.