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Yes tmoore, the computers boot up into windows and are able to use the computer, although it takes about 2 minutes for any mouse click to register and execute. It is running a startup scan, but I need to know where and how to reconfigure the server installed app as the server pushes the updates and has a console to configure the server and the desktops.
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Yes tmoore, the computers boot up into windows and are able to use the computer, although it takes about 2 minutes for any mouse click to register and execute. It is running a startup scan, but I need to know where and how to reconfigure the server installed app as the server pushes the updates and has a console to configure the server and the desktops.

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I have a Windows 2008 R2 running on a DELL server. It has Trend Micro Worry Free Business Security version 17.0.2316 running on it. They have 3 PCs in their office. When the PCs bootup and are loading Windows XP Pro the CPU utilization spikes between 80-100% constantly for approximately 5 minutes. Task Manager shows Trend Micro processes using most of the utilization. I believe that the software on the server is set to scan a computer's hard drive upon startup. I need to find the proper procedure for stopping this power on scan from being executed. Whether on the server or PC.
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I have a Windows 2008 R2 running on a DELL server. It has Trend Micro Worry Free Business Security version 17.0.2316 running on it. They have 3 PCs in their office. When the PCs bootup and are loading Windows XP Pro the CPU utilization spikes between 80-100% constantly for approximately 5 minutes. Task Manager shows Trend Micro processes using most of the utilization. I believe that the software on the server is set to scan a computer's hard drive upon startup. I need to find the proper procedure for stopping this power on scan from being executed. Whether on the server or PC.

PC Slow Upon Bootup - Possible AntiVirus Scan ?

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