Does not start on login

[paul_c]

Hi,

iAntivirus does not appear to start on login unless I have checked "open at login" in which case iAntivirus is shown on screen. Is it possible for iAntivirus to start whenI login without the screen display?

paul_c

[NSArchitect]

Hi Paul,

iAntiVirus should add itself to run at startup automatically.
Please ensure you have the latest version of iAntiVirus and also Apple software updates (from Apple menu -> Software Update...), then restart your Mac and run iAntiVirus again. On subsequent boots iAntiVirus should launch in the background automatically.

[LiQuID]

I have the same problem when logging into other user accounts on the same machine. everything is up to date.

[NSArchitect]

iAntiVirus will add itself to run at login at first run under new accounts.
So after you've made your new account try running iAntiVirus from Applications -> iAntiVirus. On subsequent logins iAntiVirus will start automatically.

[JeePee]

I would like iAntivirus to run also on Guest-accounts. When someone downloads dangerous things, I want iAntivirus to protect my Mac.

Ik would really like that.:)

[angelo]

I have 2 users on my mac. I am set up as administrator, my wife is not. When her userid is logged in, I cannot set 'Protect My Mac' to on. There is the iAntivirus icon on the top of the screen, so I guess something is loading. Does Protect My Mac require administrative access, or is there a problem running this on more than 1 user?

[NSArchitect]

Hi angelo, is your (administrator) user account logged in and running iAntiVirus in the background when your wife logs in?

[angelo]

Yes, my administrator account is logged in, and iAntivirus is running in the background with 'Protect My Mac', although it is not doing an active scan.

I switch over to my wife's account while I'm still logged in. The iAntivirus icon is on the top menu bar. I can 'Show iAntivirus', and start a scan, but choosing 'Protect My Mac' doesn't turn on, and in the log, shows 'Unable to activate OnGuard!'.

Can it not protect more than one account at a time? Or is it protecting all accounts under the administrator login even though it doesn't appear to turn on under the additional accounts?

Thanks

[johanlinder]

Yes, my administrator account is logged in, and iAntivirus is running in the background with 'Protect My Mac', although it is not doing an active scan.

I switch over to my wife's account while I'm still logged in. The iAntivirus icon is on the top menu bar. I can 'Show iAntivirus', and start a scan, but choosing 'Protect My Mac' doesn't turn on, and in the log, shows 'Unable to activate OnGuard!'.

Can it not protect more than one account at a time? Or is it protecting all accounts under the administrator login even though it doesn't appear to turn on under the additional accounts?

Thanks
Hi,

Did you get this problem sorted?

I have the sams issues here. Four accounts, all admin, but only the account used when installing iAV is protected.

Rgds,
Johan