About Avast tweak system settings
I was wondering how can i run Boot-Time scan without need of running avast! GUI (in case if some virus blocks GUI startup). system May 14, 2004, 8:38pm 2 This thread might help. Technical gets very technical towards the end. RejZoR May 14, 2004, 8:57pm 3 Aha thanks,but unfortunately there is nothing about Boot-Time scan :-\ Actually this is for my tweak tool for avast! so its somehow very important to me (and also useful in case of some serious system infection). RejZor the boot time scanning must be configured at the Windows Registry.Probably you must check HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager dnd the value BootExecute.You must add a reference to aswBoot.exe after the ‘autocheck autochk *’ value usually there.Take care, I did not test this way before…You will make the dirty work. If it works, will you add to your great tweak tool? ;D RejZoR May 16, 2004, 6:56am 5 Ofcorse i’ll add it! This will be solution for all infections where avast! cannot run because some virus kills it immediatelly when its detected in memory. VPS and Core update function is already implimented in my tweak tool so you can update avast! even if its not running. If i manage to add this than hehe it will be a very good day ;D RejZoR May 16, 2004, 7:16am 6 Ok i got all required resources! Now comes the fun part (scripting ). I think new version of tweak tool should be ready today with new boot-time scan function. RejZoR May 16,
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Resolver:207.162.219.52Your first DNS point is suspicious: Yep but I can't figure out why it is showing up. @cburbs said in Quad9 and DNS Resolver:Yep but I can't figure out why it is showing up.This is a typical DNA leak from your OS, I think.Even if the NIC settings only point to the router in terms of DNS.I had a similar experience with a module of Avast antivirus software that was "trusted sites", if it is enabled then Avast will also connect to its own DNS server to check the sites you visit and of course log your browsings :-).Do you have similar software on your system? No and i get the same results off of my phone.Also if I switch to cloudfare and run dnsleaktestIP Hostname ISP Country172.68.173.29 None Cloudflare Portland, United StatesAlso Do you have any rules under firewal/rules/wan? @cburbs said in Quad9 and DNS Resolver:172.68.173.29Try looking in the state table for what is associated with this IP address. (Diagnostics / States / States)I will be more and more curious....With the settings discussed, the dnsleak test should show something like this....The only difference between the DNS settings of our systems is that I perform DNS queries through a VPN tunnel. (ExpressVPN)since the datacenter is two blocks away from me and both the Cloudflare and VPN provider ping times are 2 to 4 ms (therefore, DNS over VPN also provides very good speed)BTW, Do you have a VPN? No VPN here just trying to tweak my Pfsense box as a
