NOD32V2 feature request..

Hi,

when you scan a big hdd, a big partition or many of them and you minimize the NOD32V2 scanner window, there are no percent or so information in the NOD32 scanner window title..(like KAV it has..).
An option, that the NOD32 scanner going to the systray on minimize is also a feature!
Certainly there have to be an information in the systray icon, with the scan status (percent display..)

Another feature that is not so important, but it's good, when there are two status lines in the NOD32 scanner "report" tab. One for the current drive or partition and another one for the current dir/file/archive and so on..
So U now always, on which drive letter, NOD32 scans..!

Watch the attached file for more understanding what status line I mean

thx

bye

iNsuRRecTioN

 

Hi Insurrection,

we will discuss implementing the first feature with our developers. As to your second suggestion. the status line you were reffering to contains information on the current archive file scanned (shows up only when NOD32 is scanning an archive). To list the current file being scanned, tick the List all files check-box in NOD32 Scanner setup.

 

Hi Marcos,

thx for the info and the discuss with the developers.

I don't want to see there the files there are currently scanning, I want to see the drive/partition/drive letter..., so I can see every time, on which partition NOD32 currently scans.. ;-)

thx

bye

iNsuRRecTioN

 

Hi again, so, new question

What is about the status line in the attached file, what does or will be show there??

thx

bye

iNsuRRecTioN

 

hmm, thx Paul Wilders, but not at my NOD32V2 ;-)

the path and files being scanned are at the status line in the attached file of my first post here in the this thread.

In the lower status line (at my last post) I never saw anything...

bye

iNsuRRecTioN

 

hmm, Paul Wilders, mistake no. 2??

the attached file shows me what happend in the upper big white status panel!

But I mean and I have surrounded the statusline with red lines, what will be shown there??

There where the red "?" shows to the red sourrounded status line..

lol and thx

bye

iNsuRRecTioN

 

iNsuRRecTioN,

I don't know what it's for either. It seems to be just a cosmetic "place-holder" for now, as nothing appears in it during scans.

Basically, you have:

1 Big white window ... shows details
2 Field immediately below the above...shows path of current scanned
file(s)
3 Field immediately below the above (your ) ... SHOWs NOTHING
4 Field immediately to right of above...shows overall progress bar (but
no %)
5 Field immediately to right of above...shows progress of currently
scanned file in % (but no progress bar)

So, I guess they can:

1. Move Overall Progress (Field 4) To Empty Field (Field 3) and make
Field 3 a combo Overall Progress Bar and Percent Complete
Indicator;

2. Move File Percent Complete (Field 5) To Field 4 and make Field 4 a
combo File Scan Complete Progress Bar and Percent Complete
Indicator;

3. Make Field 5 a Number of files scanned counter or elapsed time
counter (Flip a coin).

 

thx NewNOD, I think the same

bye

iNsuRRecTioN

 

I agree with NewNOD's suggestions. That would be a nice improvement. I've been wondering why field 3 is blank.

As for the current drive being scanned that is shown in field 2. So I don't understand your complaint. What are you seeing in that field? I see C:\ current file being scanned. C is my hard drive. When it scans drive A (floppy) is shows as A: and so on for whatever drive is being scanned.

 

no, Mele20, it shows not always the hard drive.
When files in archives or so are scanned, there is no information on which drive NOD32V2 scanner currently is.

The overall status and percentage display is there, is no need for another one.

bye

iNsuRRecTioN

 

Well your NOD is different than mine then. Mine ALWAYS shows what drive it is scanning no matter what the files are it is scanning. But then maybe that is because I choose only for it to scan C drive and not A or D when I do an on demand scan. Do I misunderstand you?

 

iNsuRRecTioN wrote:

Mele20 wrote:

As Tarzan might say, "iNsuRRecTioN right, Mele20 wrong".

When the scanner is scanning inside archives (zips, Outlook Express *mbx's, etc.), the path being reported drops off to include only the name of the items (folders or files) inside the archive...no drive letter or path preceding the contents of the archive is shown. This happens whether scanning one drive are multiple drives, small or large.

See ya.

 

thx NewNOD!

Thats absolutely true, therefore, I want such an status display, that I ever know, on which drive NOD32V2 on demand scanner operates currently..

greetz

iNsuRRecTiON

 

I see what you are saying but I still don't get why it matters. Obviously dbx files are Outlook Express files and they reside on drive C. As long as you know what is on your drive, you know exactly where the scanner is at any given moment. Maybe I don't see the point because I only used 43% of the space on my W98SE box which has a hard drive of 9gigs. So, I know everything on that drive. I can see if I had more than one hard drive and didn't know which drive the scanner was on that could be irritating. On both my computers, I only have drive A, C , D and A and D I don't scan when doing an on demand scan. i just scan C so obviously the scanner is always on C drive even if I didn't know that dbx files were Outlook Express or didn't know what zip files I have. I guess you guys have several hard drives on your computer.

 

loooool, yes of course, thats it and nothing more!

You say in your post every time U, u, u, yes, maybe u have only few partitions and you don't need such a display, but I and I think a lot of people more, have many partitions..for example watch my attachmend

greetz

iNsuRRecTioN

PS: the red lines are not for you interest

 

I think you would need a whole word document just for your partitions, to remember what's on and where exactly it is

Cheers

 

hehe, sometimes you're right, but mostly I know where exactly something is, but wherefore is the search function in windows?

And of course my folders well structured so I can find my things..

greetz

iNsuRRecTiON