Bitdefender Antivirus Pro 2011
Bitdefender Antivirus Pro 2011
Bitdefender Antivirus Pro 2011
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BitDefender <strong>Antivirus</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> <strong>2011</strong><br />
2. Configure the scan settings as needed. To find out what an option does, keep<br />
the mouse over it and read the description displayed at the bottom of the window.<br />
3. Click OK to save the changes and close the window.<br />
You may find this information useful:<br />
● If you are not familiar with some of the terms, check them in the glossary. You<br />
can also find useful information by searching the Internet.<br />
● Scan Level. Specify the type of malware you want BitDefender to scan for by<br />
selecting the appropriate options.<br />
● Scan files. You can set BitDefender to scan all types of files, applications<br />
(program files) only or specific file types you consider to be dangerous. Scanning<br />
all files provides best protection, while scanning applications only can be used to<br />
perform a quicker scan.<br />
Applications (or program files) are far more vulnerable to malware attacks than<br />
other types of files. This category includes the following file extensions: .exe;<br />
.bat; .com; .dll; .ocx; .scr; .bin; .dat; .386; .vxd; .sys; .wdm; .cla;<br />
.class; .ovl; .ole; .exe; .hlp; .doc; .dot; .xls; .ppt; .wbk; .wiz; .pot;<br />
.ppa; .xla; .xlt; .vbs; .vbe; .mdb; .rtf; .htm; .hta; .html; .xml; .xtp;<br />
.php; .asp; .js; .shs; .chm; .lnk; .pif; .prc; .url; .smm; .pdf; .msi;<br />
.ini; .csc; .cmd; .bas; .eml; .nws.<br />
If you opt for Scan user defined extensions, it is recommended that you include<br />
all application extensions beside other file extensions you consider to be<br />
dangerous.<br />
● Scan only new and changed files. By scanning only new and changed files,<br />
you may greatly improve overall system responsiveness with a minimum trade-off<br />
in security.<br />
● Scan inside archives. Archives containing infected files are not an immediate<br />
threat to the security of your system. The malware can affect your system only<br />
if the infected file is extracted from the archive and executed without having<br />
real-time protection enabled. However, it is recommended to use this option in<br />
order to detect and remove any potential threat, even if it is not an immediate<br />
threat.<br />
Note<br />
Scanning archived files increases the overall scanning time and requires more<br />
system resources.<br />
● Action options. Specify the actions to be taken on each category of detected<br />
files using the options in this category. There are three categories of detected<br />
files:<br />
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