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Using Startup Scan
Total Security Startup Scan keeps a watch on the programs trying to get automatic execution control. It also keeps a watch on
some of the system files, which are commonly patched (or replaced) by certain worms/backdoors/trojans.
By default it is configured to check these on every boot operation. When a program takes an automatic execution control it can be:
• A program installed by you.
• A program installed without your knowledge, which in case might be a malicious program.
Total Security Startup Scan warns you in both the cases.
It provides you three options:
Accept
This registers the program or changes with Startup Scan and does not
warn from the next boot. If you have installed a program or upgraded an
existing program you shall get the warning, which should be registered,
once with the Startup Scan. Press A to accept.
Delete / Repair
If it discovers a new entry in the system, it gives the option to delete. If
selected to Delete, it removes the entry of the particular program and
sends the file to Quarantine.
If it discovers that some old entry or system file has been modified it gives
the option to repair. If Repair is selected it restores the old settings and
sends the new file to Quarantine.
Help
It shows in detail what the alarm means. This will help you in deciding the
course of action.
General guideline for choosing the response is:
If you have installed some program and you receive a Startup Scan warning for that program select Accept. If you have not
installed any application knowingly and you get a Startup Scan warning choose Repair / Delete as this may be a new
Trojan/Worm/Backdoor.
This feature is not supported on Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008 and Windows 7 operating systems.
- User Guide 1
- All Rights Reserved 2
- About This Document 5
- Table of Contents 8
- Chapter 10
- System Requirements 11
- Reactivation 20
- Renewal 21
- Right Shell Menu Options 26
- Using Help 26
- Performing Manual Scans 27
- Using Online Protection 32
- Using Email Protection 34
- Using Data Protection 35
- Using Startup Scan 36
- Using Messenger 37
- Viewing Reports 38
- Statistics 39
- Viewing Virus List 41
- Quarantine 41
- Autorun Protection 42
- System Information 45
- Overview of Native Boot Scan 47
- Using Quick Heal AntiMalware 47
- Using Extra Tools 51
- Hijack Restore 52
- Windows Spy 53
- Track Cleaner 53
- Advanced System Explorer 53
- About Section 54
- Scanning Windows Mobile 58
- Connection through Bluetooth 59
- Connection through USB Cable 60
- Dashboard 67
- Cleanup 68
- Disk Cleanup 70
- Registry Cleanup 71
- Traces Cleanup 72
- Duplicate File Finder 73
- Secure Delete 75
- Defragmenter 77
- Using PCTuner Reports 78
- Auto Cleanup Reports 79
- Disk Cleanup Reports 79
- Registry Cleanup Reports 79
- Traces Cleanup Reports 79
- Secure Delete Reports 79
- Restore Reports 80
- Other Features 81
- Scanner - Scan Options 84
- Scanner – Memory Scan 88
- Scanner – DNAScan 88
- Scanner – Registry Restore 89
- Scanner – PC2Mobile Scan 90
- Protection – AntiSpam 95
- AntiSpam Filter Folder 97
- Protection – Data Protection 99
- Updates - Automatic Updates 100
- Updates - Messenger 101
- Updates - Internet Settings 102
- Miscellaneous - Exclusions 103
- Miscellaneous - General 104
- Technical Support 112
- Contact Us 113
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