Autoscan flash disk when inserted
Hello,
I recently migrated from Windows 7 to Windows 10 (performed a clean install of the latter). In Windows 7 a window always popped-up when inserting a flash disk, suggesting to scan the contens of the flash disk. In Windows this does not happen. I checked the settings and made sure that the On/Off switch (Tools>Change Scanning settings>USB Storage devices) is On.
I prefer being prompted for scanning a USB device when iserted, so please infor howto get this function working again.
Thanks, Gijs
Accepted Answers
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Hey @pinok !
In addition to what @Ukko has already wrote, please bear in mind that you are using a modified version of our software offered by XS4ALL.
It might be a good idea to reinstall the software and see whether it will trigger the pop-up message then.
Also, you might try to fiddle with the scheduled scan settings, please check this out.
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Hi Lucas and Ukko,
Thanks for your prompt replies. The absence of the pop-up was indeed caused by a windows setting, i.e. Focus Assist. I had configured Focus Assist to only show alarms, while the remaining messages were kept in the Action Centre. I opened the Action Centre and, yes, here they were!
I changed the Focus Assist setting to "Priority Only" and now the pop-up appeared again, as in the screenshot below:
Once again, thank you for the adequate response!
Regards, Gijs
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Hello,
Maybe you could try to check Windows 10 settings. For example, "Notifications and Actions" place.
Described there (but, maybe, is not about the most recent Windows 10 look): Change notification settings in Windows 10 (microsoft.com)
Notifications options: is it enabled itself. And if yes, F-Secure solution listed or not (as software which allowed to give them).
Thanks!
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