The client software's status screen
3 When the client software is installed on a PC it will contact Trend Micro's online system and check to see how you have set things up. Initially at least, it will register itself so you'll see the system's name, the version numbers of its operating system, security software and protection statistics. When you start to set policies, the client will note these changes and apply them to the PC it is running on. Such changes might include scheduling a system scan or enabling POP3 email scanning.
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