Microsoft will be in the upcoming version of its Security Essentials package, some malware will automatically delete without prompting the user for a confirmation will be asked. Now is a closed b lwa ta announced.
The upcoming Microsoft Security Essentials version, according to Microsoft, a number of improvements. In addition to improved performance to the pc during scanacties less taxing, promises to be the new antimalwarepakket improved detection and verwijderingsmogelijkheden. Most striking is however the possibility that Security Essentials high-impact malware will automatically delete. Hereby the user will not be asked to confirm, while the current version there is interaction from the user if malware is found.
Microsoft says that the beta version of Security Essentials, a simplified user interface will get. Currently in a beta test for a limited group of users opens, but Microsoft would strive to be at the end of this year, a public beta version available.
Security Essentials, which is free to use on Windows XP, Vista and 7, was introduced in 2009. The antimalwareprogramma came in the place of Windows Live OneCare, a package that needed to be paid.