اسطوانة الطوارىء الخاصة بالافيراAvira AntiVir Rescue System Jan 21, 2011

BIOS Configuration

The Avira AntiVir Rescue System is designed to start from CD/DVD-ROM or USB stick. To start from CD/DVD-ROM or USB stick, you must change the boot sequence in the BIOS. To change the BIOS settings, you must restart the computer. A key must be pressed during the start procedure in order to reach the BIOS. The BIOS usually shows the relevant key on the screen when starting. This is usually the Delete key (abbreviation ‘Del’) or ‘F1’. Press this key to reach the BIOS.

As soon as you reach the BIOS, select the device to be used to start from (first boot device). If you are using a CD/DVD,

select CD/DVD-ROM, while USB stick users should select USB. This setting is often found under the Boot Options tab.

Save the changes in the BIOS and exit. The computer then restarts. Make sure that the Avira AntiVir Rescue System CD/DVD is in your CD/DVD-ROM drive or that the USB stick is inserted.

On some computers you need to confirm booting from the CD/DVD-ROM by pressing a key. The computer then launches the Avira AntiVir Rescue System boot manager.

Starting the Rescue System
When it starts, the Rescue System examines the computer hardware, loads the hardware drivers and configures devices. You will see the progress of the process on the progress bar.
he Rescue System is unavailable at this time. The application can be used as soon as all processes are complete (no progress bar displayed for the application). The default language is English. A different language can be selected at any time. You can select the required language on the left under the umbrella.

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If you wish to scan all detected hard disks and drives without changing data but simply repairing/renaming any viruses found, you can click Start Scanner without making any changes to the settings. To configure more options, switch to the “Configuration” area.


Configuration

You can change the following options on the configuration page:

Scan method

This is where you can choose how the scanner is to search for malware.

* Scan all files
If this option is selected, all files, irrespective of their content and their file extension, are scanned for viruses and malware. No file filter is used.
* Intelligent scan
If this option is selected, the files to be checked are automatically selected by the scanner. This means that the scanner uses the file content to decide whether or not the file is to be checked.
* Scan boot sectors only
If this option is selected, the boot sectors or all configured devices are checked. The selection for “Action when malware found” is automatically set to “Log malware findings only”. Another available option is “Repair infected files”, where infected boot sectors are repaired by the scanner. Extended scanning options and the directory are ignored. The relevant fields are disabled.

Action when malware found.

This is where you can decide how the Rescue System is to react to malware findings.