Shell Power for NOD32 2.0

[WilliamP]

I hate to keep bothering you. But in this thread post 83 it shows /ah /all shext . In the other thread post 46 the shext is gone. Looking at the list of switches,I can't find shext. Do I need to remove it? Also shouldn't it have [quit] at the end?

[TheQuest]

Hi, Blackspear and WilliamP

Originally Posted by WilliamP

Also does heurdeep need to be included with ah ? Thank you for your help.

Originally Posted by Blackspear

and regarding the /heurdeep switch, as far as I can tell it has a different function,

Deep Heuristics is what you had in the nomal right click.[scan]

Paolo's Right Click added the Advance Heuristics. [Instead of deep]

Advance Heuristics is more thorougher than Deep Heuristics.

As I understand it to be that anyway.

Hope this help in some small way.
Take Care to you both,
TheQuest

[Blackspear]

Originally Posted by WilliamP

I hate to keep bothering you. But in this thread post 83 it shows /ah /all shext . In the other thread post 46 the shext is gone. Looking at the list of switches,I can't find shext. Do I need to remove it? Also shouldn't it have [quit] at the end?

No bother at all

/shext switch is for Paolo Monti's shell extension...

I removed quit so it remains on screen and I can see the results of the scan...

Cheers

[WilliamP]

It's me again. This thread is dealing with the registry and I have followed what you spelled out. I'm still a little confused. When I asked about the switches you sent me to the post about setting up a scan to automaticly clean infections. Is the same switches to be used in the registry and spelled out when setting up the weekly scan? If so and if the shext is removed from the registry what will happen to the right click scan with the Shell Extension? Thank you for the help. P.S. I plan to keep both right click scans.

[Blackspear]

Originally Posted by WilliamP

It's me again. This thread is dealing with the registry and I have followed what you spelled out. I'm still a little confused. When I asked about the switches you sent me to the post about setting up a scan to automaticly clean infections. Is the same switches to be used in the registry and spelled out when setting up the weekly scan? If so and if the shext is removed from the registry what will happen to the right click scan with the Shell Extension? Thank you for the help. P.S. I plan to keep both right click scans.

If you just install the Shell Extension from this thread, you will have both options with Right Click, you may also add further switches such as /all.

If you remove /shext switch after installing the shell extension, you will also remove the right click option (as far as I know).

If you save and 'merge' the 'remove.reg' file, you will remove the standard right click Nod32 scan option and be left with only the AH right click option.

Hope this helps...

Cheers

[WilliamP]

I installed the Shell Extension a log time ago and have added the additional switches that were recomended in this thread. I will leave the shext switch in in order to use the right click option. Now ,with the added switches, what will the changes be to the Shell Extention?

[Blackspear]

Originally Posted by WilliamP

I installed the Shell Extension a log time ago and have added the additional switches that were recomended in this thread. I will leave the shext switch in in order to use the right click option. Now ,with the added switches, what will the changes be to the Shell Extention?

If you make a scan of your entire hard drive by right clicking on C: and using the AH option, and you have additional switches added, it will scan according to those switches, such as /all will scan every file regardless of extension...

Cheers

[WilliamP]

If I understand this, with the shext in there I can right click on a single file or the c drive and it will scan everything using all the added switches. Have I got it right??

[Blackspear]

Originally Posted by WilliamP

If I understand this, with the shext in there I can right click on a single file or the c drive and it will scan everything using all the added switches. Have I got it right??

Indeed you have

Cheers

[WilliamP]

It is a pleasure to run into people like you who are willing to take the time to help and share their expertise. Thank you.

[Blackspear]

Originally Posted by WilliamP

It is a pleasure to run into people like you who are willing to take the time to help and share their expertise. Thank you.

My pleasure William, and as you learn you also will be able to help someone with what you have learnt I did the same here, wanted to know how it was done, had someone advise and teach me, then went on to make it simple for others...

Cheers

[Eliot]

Blackspear, guess what buddy? YOU FRIGGIN KICK ARSE, VERY MUCH AT THAT. I have came back home to NOD32 on my main pc and just used your switch parameters on the right click in the registry. THE PROFILE HAS CHANGED QUESTION IS NOT HERE ANYMORE, WOOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Man, thanks so much

[Blackspear]

Originally Posted by Eliot

Blackspear, guess what buddy? YOU FRIGGIN KICK ARSE, VERY MUCH AT THAT. I have came back home to NOD32 on my main pc and just used your switch parameters on the right click in the registry. THE PROFILE HAS CHANGED QUESTION IS NOT HERE ANYMORE, WOOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Man, thanks so much

lmao, my pleasure, glad I could be of service

Cheers

[Eliot]

Me too. You should have seen me right click and scan about 10-12 diff files and folders to make sure it wasn't a dream/fluke

I was like "Ya, right, its gonna show up next scan" for about the first 4 or 5 tries. I can' say enough how happy to not have that question I am