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 Scan inside archives - (switched on, by default): this parameter defines the

scanning should check all files even if they are stored inside an archive, e.g.

ZIP, RAR, ...

 Use Heuristics - (switched on, by default): heuristic analysis (dynamic

emulation of the scanned object’s instructions in a virtual computer

environment) will be one of the methods used for virus detection during

scanning;

 Scan system environment - (switched on, by default): scanning will also

check the system areas of your computer;

 Scan for rootkits - tick this item if you want to include the rootkit detection

into scanning of the entire computer. The rootkit detection is also available on

its own within the Anti-Rootkit component;

 Scan infectable files only - (switched off, by default): with this option

switched on, scanning will not be applied to files that cannot get infected.

These can be for instance some plain text files, or some other non-executable

files.

Within the Scan process priority section you can further specify the desired scanning

speed dependent on system resource usage. By default, this option is set to the

medium level of automatic resource usage. If you want the scanning to run faster, it

will take less time but the system resources usage will increase significantly during the

scan, and will slow down your other activities on the PC (this option can be used

when your computer is switched on but nobody is currently working on it). On the

other hand, you can decrease the system resources usage by extending the scanning

duration.

Click the Set additional scan reports ... link to open a standalone dialog window

called Scan reports where you can tick several items to define what scan findings

should be reported: