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I guess I should add that if  rootkit is suspected, the best way of "rooting" them out is to perform a scan with one of the AV's boot-able media scanners such as Eset SysRescue scanner. This is because most use a Linux release which allow scanning of directories and files locked from scanning by the Win OS.

I have the same problem. I only got a license key. I need to have a username and password for Linux Ubuntu.

Thanks, I thought of suggesting customization lol. But it would be somewhat complicated and obviously not something worth the overall effort and not worth making it a priority. And yes, it probably is designed that way for ease of use. I've read a number of reviews complaining about the "myriad of settings" available. Seems most people just want a "protect me" button lol. 

Description: Program/application auto update
Details: the option which allows ESET to update windows applications with one click saving time and effort from updating each application individually and help in securing these programmes with their regular updates