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I need to know if its possible to exclude file types without paths. We store medical images, and its bogging down our storage servers having the antivirus scan the images as they come in. We also had a false positive on one image and I cant take the chance that it would delete it.
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Although it is generally not recommended, you can exclude certain file types from being scanned.
Open Advanced Settings Expand Antivirus and Antispyware Click on "real-time file system protection" Click on the Threatsense "Setup" button on the right In the Window that pops up, click "Extensions" on the left Use the Text box labelled "Extensions" to add whatever file extension you want excluded. You can see from the text listed there, that any extensions listed in that box will not be scanned. Hope that helps
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This is probably a dumb question but do i need the "." before the file extension? In this case would I add "DCM" or ".DCM"?
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Not a dumb question at all.
You do not have to include the period, just the extension letters. Also, i noticed another place you might want to exlude them from. When you first open the Advanced Settings, click on the "Antivirus and Antispyware" on the left, and you'll see a similar "threatsense settings" button. Enter your extensions in there as well. And a little further down the list on the left, there is an item called "on-demand computer scanning", go through the settings there and exclude the extension to prevent it from being manually scanned too. HTH
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