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infected objects
check box; by checking this box, you can apply the
selected action to all infected objects detected later, and which you
previously predefined to be handled by opening the dialogue box. Upon
detection of the next infected object, the dialog box will not appear
again. The following three buttons are located at the bottom of this
dialog box:
OK
(accepts the selected action),
Cancel
(closes the dialog
box and proceeds with scanning) and
Stop
(stops scanning for viruses).
Report only
– the program will only report the infected and suspicious
objects. The report can be viewed by starting the report viewer,
Kaspersky Report Viewer (see Chapter 7).
Disinfect
– the program will try to cure all infected objects without
asking first. As a result, the detected viruses will be removed, and the
object will be restored as an operable one.
Make backup file before disinfection
– to create a copy of the
infected object before starting a cure. A directory where the copy
will be created is specified in the settings tree of the
Options
category (see subchapter 3.3.2.2). The copy will not be deleted
upon completion of treatment.
If disinfection is impossible
– not all infected objects can be
cured, because some viruses damage computer data irreversibly.
In this case, Kaspersky AV Scanner can operate using one of the
following three methods:
Report only –
informs you about
unsuccessful attempts at treatment,
Rename object
– renames
the unrecoverable file,
Delete object
– deletes the damaged file.
Rename object
– the program will rename all infected objects. The
renaming rules are specified in the settings tree of the
Options
category (see subchapter 3.3.2.2).
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Delete object
– the program will delete all infected objects without
warning.
The
Delete object
and the
Rename object
options are applied to
compound infected files only if you checked the
Enable delete or rename
non-disinfected compound files
box on the
Options
page. If the box is
not checked the program will not delete or rename compound files.
