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New to Sophos - what is actually running?

iwisa

Hi,

I need to install AV software on to a Mac running Snow Leopard that is used for audio recording with Pro Tools.  How do I configure Sophos so that it is not constantly running (using up CPU) as PT needs as much CPU as possible.  I only need to to manually scan external drives when they are connected so the system itself does not need constant monitoring.  I read on one forum post here that Sophos is constantly checking the system and it's folders - is there a way to turn all of this off?

Thanks!

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    Files that start with a dot (period) are hidden in Finder.  Maybe try switching on hidden files with a Terminal command outside TM, locate the file in TM and delete, then switch the view hidden files off again?

    1. Open the Terminal.
      2013-11-13_19-39-32.png

    2. Run the following command:

      defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles TRUE;killall Finder
    3. Enter Time Machine.
    4. Go to the location of the detected file and delete it.
    5. Exit Time Machine.

    6. Run the following command to hide files again:

      defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles FALSE;killall Finder
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    Files that start with a dot (period) are hidden in Finder.  Maybe try switching on hidden files with a Terminal command outside TM, locate the file in TM and delete, then switch the view hidden files off again?

    1. Open the Terminal.
      2013-11-13_19-39-32.png

    2. Run the following command:

      defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles TRUE;killall Finder
    3. Enter Time Machine.
    4. Go to the location of the detected file and delete it.
    5. Exit Time Machine.

    6. Run the following command to hide files again:

      defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles FALSE;killall Finder
    :1014871
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