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Cleaning Viruses
Quick Heal warns you for a virus infection when:
• A virus is encountered during a manual or scheduled scan.
• A virus is encountered in the memory.
• A virus is encountered by Quick Heal Total Security Online Protection/Email Protection.
• A virus is detected through Start-up Scan.
Cleaning viruses encountered during scans
Quick Heal Total Security is adequately configured with the default installation to protect your system. If a virus is detected during
scanning with default settings, Quick Heal Total Security tries to repair the virus and if it fails in doing so, it will delete the file. If
you have changed the default scanner settings, then action will be taken accordingly when a virus is found. See
How to respond
when a virus is found.
Scanning Options
During scanning you are provided with the following options for your ease of operation:
Statistics View statistics of a scan provided under this section.
Skip Folder
During the scan if you want to avoid scanning the current folder, just
press on Skip folder. Scanning will be moved to other location. This
option can be used while scanning a folder which contains non-
suspicious items.
Skip File
During the scan if you want to avoid scanning the current file, just
press on Skip file. Scanning of the current file will be skipped. This
option can be used while scanning a big archive of files.
Stop To stop the scanning process.
Close To stop and terminate the scanning process.
Shut down PC when
finished
Check this option when you to shut down your system after finishing
the scan. This feature will work only if the scanning is completed.
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