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Click
Yes
.
The Windows default window for selecting the directory appears.
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Select the directory to restore the file to and confirm.
The file is restored to the selected directory.
5.2.12 Quarantine: Move suspicious files to quarantine
To move a suspect file to quarantine manually:
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In the Control Center, select the section
Management :: Quarantine
section.
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Click on .
The Windows default window for selecting a file appears.
 Select the file and confirm.
The file is moved to quarantine.
You can scan files in quarantine with the AntiVir Scanner:
•
see Chapter: Quarantine: Handling quarantined files (*.qua)
5.2.13 Scan profile: Amend or delete file type in a scan profile
To stipulate additional file types to be scanned or exclude specific file types from the
scan in a scan profile (only possible for manual selection and customized scan profiles):
In the Control Center, go to the
Local protection::
Scan section.

With the right-hand mouse button, click on the scan profile you want to edit.
A context menu appears.
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Select File filter .

Expand the context menu further by clicking on the small triangle on the right-hand
side of the context menu.
The entries Default , Scan all files and User-defined appear.

Select User-defined .
The File extensions dialog box appears with a list of all file types to be scanned
with the scan profile.
If you want to exclude a file type from the scan:

Highlight the file type and click Delete .
If you want to add a file type to the scan:
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Highlight the file type.

Click
Add
and enter the file extension of file type into the input box.
Use a maximum of 10 characters and do not enter the leading dot. Wildcards (
*
and
?
) are allowed as replacements.
5.2.14 Scan profile: Create desktop shortcut for scan profile
You can start an on-demand scan directly from your desktop via a desktop shortcut to a
scan profile without accessing your AntiVir program’s Control Center.
To create a desktop shortcut to the scan profile: