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By default, the following scheduled tasks are displayed in Scheduler:
Log maintenance
Regular automatic update
Automatic update after dial-up connection
Automatic update after user logon
Regular checking for latest product version (see Update mode)
Automatic startup file check (after user logon)
Automatic startup file check (after successful update of the virus signature database)
Automatic first scan
To edit the configuration of an existing scheduled task (both default and user-defined), right-click the task and click
Edit... or select the task you want to modify and click Edit....
Add a new task
1. Click Add… at the bottom of the window.
2. Select the desired task from the pull-down menu.
3. Enter a name of the task and select one of the timing options:
Once – The task will be performed only once, at the predefined date and time.
Repeatedly – The task will be performed at the specified interval (in hours).
Daily – The task will run each day at the specified time.
Weekly – The task will run once or more times a week, on the selected day(s) and time.
Event triggered – The task will be performed on a specified event.
4. Depending on the timing option you choose in the previous step, one of the following dialog windows will be
displayed:
Once – The task will be performed at the predefined date and time.
Repeatedly – The task will be performed at the specified time interval.
Daily – The task will run repeatedly each day at the specified time.
Weekly – The task will be run on the selected day and time.
5. If the task could not be run at the predefined time, you can specify when it will be performed again:
Wait until the next scheduled time
Run the task as soon as possible
Run the task immediately if the time since the last task execution exceeds -- hours
6. In the last step you can review the task to be scheduled. Click Finish to apply the task.