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NTFS returns the correct value on queries because the accurate value is stored in memory. Note that file-based queries of Last Access Time are accurate even if all on-disk values are not current. If the Last Access Time is kept current on disk for read operations, all read operations become write operations, which impacts NTFS performance. This lag occurs because NTFS delays writing the Last Access Time to disk when users or programs perform read-only operations on a file or folder, such as listing the folder's contents or reading (but not changing) a file in the folder. The Last Access Time on disk is not always current. The second is in the index of the directory that contains the file. One is within the file's attribute, which is part of its MFT record. The most up-to-date Last Access Time is stored in memory and is eventually written to the disk in two different locations. It could bring the question if MBAM fails at a simple thing I can easily check ( LA TSt ), should I trust MBAM at difficult things ( malware) that I cannot check ?

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Avast! AV full scan, or filemanagers like FreeCommander or 7-zip filemanager.ДЇighting against sophisticated malware is IMHO much more difficult than treating file time stamps by way, what is expected from scanning software.

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I know many software ( including standard Windows Defender (fixed version on demand only ) or Explorer file properties tab ) does not preserve it.Д«ut many do, as e.g. MBAM with SAS are said to be on the TOP of AntiSpyware SW.Дo not you think SW at such position should have also top quality of data handling ? It keeps me away from using MBAM as full disk scanner, as far as LA TSt functionality is important for my disk optimization scripts in MyDefrag MBAM still does not preserve it, at least a fix was not mentioned there. I have to leave town again tomorrow night.The Last access time stamp preservation was questioned in spring 2008 and September 2009 with confirmation Last Access is not preserved by on demand full disk scan. If I don't write anything else, please assume I ran into a problem. I discovered that the tab 'Step 5: Backup' has the option to make a restore point, so I used it. Finally, I wasn't asked to make a system restore point, but the default on the initial screen of the program has it set to automatically do a registry backup. The start button is now labeled 'start repairs'. The 'restart system when finished' has two options: 'restart system' and 'shutdown system'. The items you told me to check are numbers: 1, 2, 10, 17, 19, 26 and 27. There is no 'start repairs' button but there is an 'open repairs button.

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There is no 'Start Repairs' tab, but there is a tab with a red-white plus sign and 'Repairs' on it.

Next, your instructions seem to be for an older version of the program. Neither can be disabled in the services tab. Also, I disabled the active protection modules for Avast! (ESET has been that way for months). I did not do the power drain recommended in the program, either, since you didn't tell me to. I was unable to change the settings in MSConfig (in the startup tab everything enabled again after pressing apply, and the control.exe didn't come up at all). Please note that I didn't do a clean restart (as instructed on ) since you didn't mention it. Unfortunately, my systems aren't robust enough (not enough memory, probably), so although I like EAM it slows things down too much. Isn't Avast AV's software updater sufficient? I thought you might want to know that I did some beta-testing of EAM and EOA about 2 years ago. I have had trouble in the past trying to use Secunia PSI, but I'll try again. If I try to defrag my external USB drive, it cannot do it - it finds no files or fragments, even trying to benchmark the drive doesn't work right.

If I try to defrag my main drive, the drive size keeps changing and it is stuck at 0%. For some reason, Piriform Defraggler does not work correctly on my system. If I'm not mistaken (and I may be because I was pretty tired), it was while running SAS's scan. Last night, right before going to bed, I had a BSOD. FYI, I was able to run EEK and it found no infections. FYI, Windows Restore had no restore points in it - I am not sure why.

I completed the instructions you gave for removing the tools.

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