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Scan Schedule settings
Do not perform scheduled
scans when a full screen
application or game is open
Ignores scheduled scans when the user is viewing a full-screen
application, such as a movie or a game. Deselect this option if
you want scheduled scans to run anyway.
Randomize the time of
scheduled scans up to one
hour for distributed scanning
Determines the best time for scanning (based on available
system resources) and runs the scan within an hour of the
scheduled time. If you want to force the scan to run at the
scheduled time, deselect this option.
Perform a scheduled Quick
Scan instead of a Deep Scan
Runs a quick scan of memory. We recommend that you keep
this option deselected, so that deep scans run for all types of
malware in all locations.
Scan Settings
Scan settings give advanced control over scanning performance.
Scan Settings
Enable Realtime Master
Boot Record (MBR)
Scanning
Protects the endpoint against master boot record (MBR)
infections. An MBR infection can modify core areas of the
system so that they load before the operating system and can
infect the computer. We recommend that you keep this option
selected. It adds only a small amount of time to the scan.
Enable Enhanced Rootkit
Detection
Checks for rootkits and other malicious software hidden on
disk or in protected areas. Spyware developers often use
rootkits to avoid detection and removal. We recommend that
you keep this option selected. It adds only a small amount of
time to the scan.
Enable "right-click" scanning
in Windows Explorer
Enables an option for scanning the currently selected file or
folder in the Windows Explorer right-click menu. This option is
helpful if the user downloads a file and wants to scan it
quickly.
Update the currently scanned
folder immediately as
scanned
Displays a full list of files as SecureAnywhere scans each one.
If you want to increase scan performance slightly, deselect this
option so that file names only update once per second on the
panel. SecureAnywhere will still scan all files, just not take the
time to show each one on the screen.
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