In the General section, you can configure sound alerts, on-screen notifications, restore default preferences, and set up event logging for technical support.
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You do not have to enter your user name and the password to change general preferences. Preferences are automatically changed for all Mac users. |
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This menu allows you to configure notifications only if you run macOS 10.14 or earlier versions. In later Mac versions, configure notifications in the System Preferences menu of your Mac. |
Dr.Web uses macOS system notifications to display messages on detected and neutralized threats or errors in the operation of components. To disable notifications 1.In the main window, click 2.In the Preferences window, select the General section. 3.Clear the Enable notifications check box. |
.Dr.Web uses sound alerts to notify you about detected, neutralized, and removed threats. To disable sound alerts 1.In the main window, click 2.In the Preferences window, select the General section. 3.Clear the Use sound alerts check box. |
If you experience any difficulties with Dr.Web operation after changing application preferences, you can restore defaults. At that, all your changes of preferences will be lost. To restore default preferences 1.In the main window, click 2.In the Preferences window, select the General section. 3.If preferences are unavailable, unlock them. To do that, click 4.Click Restore Defaults. 5.Click Restore to confirm restoring default application preferences. |
Enable event logging to be able to generate reports for technical support. To enable event logging 1.In the main window, click 2.In the Preferences window, select the General section. 3.If preferences are unavailable, unlock them. To do that, click 4.Check the Enable logging check box. You can also configure how Dr.Web events will be classified in the logs, thus configuring which information will show in your report for the technical support team. To configure the classification for Dr.Web module event log 1.In the main window, click 2.In the Preferences window, select the General section. 3.If preferences are unavailable, unlock them. To do that, click 4.Check the Enable logging check box. 5.Click Configure. 6.Select the required classification for each module. 7.Click Save. You can configure event classification for the following modules and products: •ConfigD •SpIDer Guard •ScanningEngine •FileCheck •Firewall •GateD •NetCheck •UrlCheck •Dr.Web for MacOS •Updater •Dr.Web Agent In the table below, see available event classifications and their descriptions.
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To Enable Full Disk Access
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