Why to chose "NOD32 Kernel - Execution of an external application"?

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  1. FoxesHunter

    FoxesHunter Registered Member

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    Hi, I'd like to know because in NOD32 configuration it is better to chose "NOD32 Kernel - Execution of an external application".
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  2. Blackspear

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    Are you talking about when you set up a scheduled scan? If so, then yes that is required when setting up such a scan for using command line switches.

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  3. alglove

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    I think FoxesHunter may mean to ask, "Why is it better to run a scheduled scan with the command line options, instead of using the 'NOD32 - scanning' option?" What are the advantages?
     
  4. FoxesHunter

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    Yes, I mean it. Can you tell me it, please?
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  5. FoxesHunter

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    Is it a very hard question? :)
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  6. Stephanos G.

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    I prefer to scan it by alone. I dont think that is better to schedule a scan. For example, two times per week i scan my pc (In Depth) by alone.
     
  7. Blackspear

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    From what I remember Kernal Execution launches the nod32 application.

    Hope this helps...

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  8. FoxesHunter

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    Can you tell me because if I use "NOD32 Kernel - Execution of an external application" with this "Command line"
    C:\ /clean /ah /all /subdir+ /heur+ /scanfile+ /scroll+ /arch+ /pack+ /mapi- /pattern+ /scanboot+ /scanmbr+ /heurdeep /log+ /prompt /program
    NOD32 needs 2 hours for scanning and if I run it manually in-depht analysis it need 40 mnutes.
    In your opinion it is important to configure NOD32 antivirus with "NOD32 Kernel - Execution of an external application"?
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  9. Stephanos G.

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    Hmmm Blackspear we wait for an answer:)
     
  10. Blackspear

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    Using the swiches that you posted will scan absolutely everything to the maximum. In-depth analysis does not. And because it is a scheduled scan I can have it do so when I’m not hanging around waiting for it to finish ;) :D

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  11. Stephanos G.

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    Hmm interesting, lets try it!
     
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    But as i see in this command line is missing the scanning of :self-extracting archives, email files, alternative ntfs streams. Also missing diagnostic method for adware/spyware.
     
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    These are all new and I'm not yet aware of the switches for them.

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  14. Dakhor

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    Does the /quarantine work now with the new Betas... I read somewhere somehting about that. Cant find the post now thoug.

    /DaK/
     
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