Script shield scans all scripts. It’s just that there are compatibility issues when protected mode is enabled in IE. Not only does it scan scripts in IE, it also scans all scripts executed on your system.
I dont got it but its first time i guess i hear this. Your sure it isnt another thing that does conflict ?
PS : Maybe looking the options of protected mode that its has protection for scripts to disable it and use the avast! script shield to see if its scan if u disable one of them.
I tried disabling IE protected mode. It made no difference - still no scripts scanned.
The avast site says that Script Shield:
“Detects malicious scripts hidden in internet web pages and prevents them from running and hijacking or potentially causing damage to your computer (Internet Explorer only, 32-bit only).”, so I don’t expect it to work with FF, or IE64 bit, but it should with IE 32 bit.
If if still doesn’t work after disabling protected mode then you need to do a complete uninstall and reinstall. This happened on my other computer and it worked after.
Well that could indeed be the explanation! - It would be kind if someone else with 64 bit w7 and AIS or Pro could check their script shield behaviour to confirm please?
(I did have some script shield activity on this machine back in September though).
Script shield has never done anything on my system (64) that I have witnessed. But I use IE rarely, so I am not the best example. Opening both IE 32 and 64bit and browsing right now, I see no activity on the script shield for either browser.
So:
*Gargamel360 has never seen any script shield activity on his w7 64 bit system (and doesn’t expect to see any).
*I have had some script shield activity on my w7 64 bit system, but nothing for the last month or so, and nothing currently when using IE8 (32 bit or 64 bit).
Anyone else out there with w7 64bit who would like to let us know if they ever see any script shield activity, aand if so, when?
If the Script Shield is showing scanned items even when Protected Mode is on, then it is scanning the scripts executed on your computer, and not in the Internet browser. So still does something.