About On-Demand Scan tasks

Kaspersky Security for Windows Server scans the specified area for viruses and other computer security threats. Kaspersky Security for Windows Server scans protected device files, RAM, and autorun objects.

Kaspersky Security for Windows Server provides the following On-Demand Scan tasks:

• The Scan at Operating System Startup task is performed every time Kaspersky Security for Windows Server starts. Kaspersky Security for Windows Server scans boot sectors and master boot records of hard drives, removable drives, system memory, and process memory. Every time Kaspersky Security for Windows Server runs the task, it creates a copy of non-infected boot sectors. If it detects a threat in those sectors the next time the task starts, it replaces them with the backup copy.

  The Scan at Operating System Startup task might not be performed if a protected device wakes up after either sleep or hibernate mode. The task is performed only at protected device restart or start up after complete shut down.

• By default, the Critical Areas Scan task is performed weekly on a schedule. Kaspersky Security for Windows Server scans objects in critical areas of the operating system: autorun objects, boot sectors and master boot records of hard drives and removable drives, system memory and process memory. The application scans files in system folders, for example, %windir%\system32. Kaspersky Security for Windows Server applies security settings that correspond to the Recommended level. You can modify the settings of the Critical Areas Scan task.
• The Quarantine Scan task is executed by default according to a schedule after every database update. The Quarantine Scan task scope cannot be modified.
• The Application Integrity Control task is performed daily. It provides the option of checking Kaspersky Security for Windows Server modules for damage or modification. The application installation folder is checked. The task execution statistics indicate the number of modules checked and the number of modules found to be corrupted. The values of the task settings are defined by default and cannot be edited. The task start schedule settings can be edited.

Additionally, you can create custom On-Demand Scan tasks, for example, a task for scanning shared folders on the protected device.

Kaspersky Security for Windows Server may run several On-Demand Scan tasks at the same time.

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