Should SecurityHealth be disabled or not at startup of W10 Pro 64?
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Hello,
After using CCleaner Free on my PC running W10 Pro 64, I was able to see in the "startup" section the programs that launch at the startup of W10.
What is fine for me is everything related to the Avast Ultimate Anti-Virus,
BUT I would like to know, on one hand, what "SecurityHealth" means, which starts at the same time as W10,
and on the other hand, if I can disable it at startup of W10 using CCleaner
For your information:
SecurityHealth means in English "body health security"
Best regards, and thank you in advance for your responses.
After using CCleaner Free on my PC running W10 Pro 64, I was able to see in the "startup" section the programs that launch at the startup of W10.
What is fine for me is everything related to the Avast Ultimate Anti-Virus,
BUT I would like to know, on one hand, what "SecurityHealth" means, which starts at the same time as W10,
and on the other hand, if I can disable it at startup of W10 using CCleaner
For your information:
SecurityHealth means in English "body health security"
Best regards, and thank you in advance for your responses.
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Hello,
If you understand as well as you do computers as English, we are in trouble...
Why in your list want to delete the only legitimate program (which is part of Windows "security") instead of getting rid of all the others including Avast and Ccleaner and without knowing why, for example, it would be useful to launch a PDF reader at startup?
Let's also remember that even when we install a useful software, it often has in its options one that configures automatic startup and that, even when that's not the case, we don’t need Ccleaner to disable an automatic service without any software or possibly disable an automatic launch via autoruns that only does that instead of cluttering ourselves with Ccleaner.
SecurityHealth means in English "Body Health Security"
If you understand as well as you do computers as English, we are in trouble...
Why in your list want to delete the only legitimate program (which is part of Windows "security") instead of getting rid of all the others including Avast and Ccleaner and without knowing why, for example, it would be useful to launch a PDF reader at startup?
Let's also remember that even when we install a useful software, it often has in its options one that configures automatic startup and that, even when that's not the case, we don’t need Ccleaner to disable an automatic service without any software or possibly disable an automatic launch via autoruns that only does that instead of cluttering ourselves with Ccleaner.