How to use the System Settings tab in Spyware Detector?

You can open the Options tab of the Spyware Detector and find the System Settings tab. There are two sections,
1) Custom Settings
2) Scan Settings

1. Custom Settings
   i. Show live monitoring system tray notification:
   Checking this option will notify you with the pop up message whenever Spyware Detector kills any spyware during live monitoring. By default this option is enabled.
   
   ii. Clean Temp Folder after quarantine:
   This option is by default selected. After you quarantine the spyware detected by Spyware Detector, it also deletes all the files from the Temp folder. It is recommended to keep this option checked as there are many spyware which keep their files and exes in this Temp folder.
   
   iii. Clean Temporary Internet Files after quarantine:
   This option will let Spyware Detector clean Temporary Internet files folder after every quarantine. If you uncheck this, Spyware Detector will ask you before deleting. It is recommended that you leave it on as most of the Spyware keep their executables in this folder.
   
   iv. Show tips at startup:
   Checking this option will show you the Tips for how to use Spyware Detector, at the start whenever you open Spyware Detector.
   
   v. Show splash screen:
   Checking this option will show you the splash screen whenever you reboot the PC. This screen will display that your system is protected by Max Secure Spyware Detector . If you don’t want to see this splash screen at the start up then you can uncheck this option.
   
   vi. Automatic Live Update:
   Checking this option will automatically check for the live updates at each start up and download them if they are available. If this option is unchecked you need to do live updates manually by clicking on the Live Update button on the main interface of the product.
2. Scan Settings
   i. Generic Keylogger Scan:
   Checking this option will scan your pc for detection of generic keyloggers. Enabled by default.
   A keylogger is a program that captures and logs keystrokes on the computer without the user's knowledge and consent. The logged data may be encrypted and is typically sent to a remote attacker.
   
   ii. Start Scan when Windows Start:
   Checking this option will automatically schedule the Spyware Detector to start scanning the system every time you restart your computer. This option is disabled by default.
   If you do check this box, you can select whether the results of the scan are to be only logged or if any spyware detected should be quarantined as well.