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Perform scan tasks
The default Full Scan task is included in the Kaspersky application. While running this task, the application scans memory, startup objects, and all internal disks of the computer for viruses and other malware.
- On the sidebar of the main application window, click Scan.
The Scan window opens.
- Click the start button (
) in the Full Scan pane.
A full scan of the computer starts.
The default Quick Scan task is included in the Kaspersky application. While running this task, the application scans the critical areas of the computer (memory, startup objects, and system folders) for viruses and other malware.
- On the sidebar of the main application window, click Scan.
The Scan window opens.
- Click the start button (
) in the Quick Scan pane.
A quick scan of the computer starts.
Note: You can also run a Quick Scan task by clicking the application icon and choosing Start Quick Scan.
You can also run a Full Scan or Quick Scan task on My Kaspersky. For more information about running a computer scan on My Kaspersky, see the My Kaspersky Help.
You can schedule a Full Scan or Quick Scan task.
- On the sidebar of the main application window, click Scan.
The Scan window opens.
- Click Schedule Scan.
A dialog opens where you can set the schedule.
- Select the Full Scan or Quick Scan checkbox.
- Specify the scanning frequency and the scan start time.
- Click OK.
You can scan an individual object (such as an internal disk, folder, file, or an external disk) for viruses and other malware.
Do one of the following:
- Right-click a selected item and choose Scan with Kaspersky.
- Drag a selected item to the application icon in the Dock.
- Drag a selected item onto the Scan window.
When an external disk is connected to the computer, the Kaspersky application can automatically start scanning the disk, prompt to scan, or do nothing. You can select one of the options in the settings of the External Disk Scan task.
Select the action the application performs when an external disk is connected to the computer
- In the menu bar, click the application icon and choose Settings.
The application settings window opens.
You can also open this window by clicking the Settings button in the Quick Scan pane of the Scan window.
- On the Scan tab, in the list on the left, select the External Disk Scan task.
- In the When an external disk is connected section, select the action that the application performs when an external disk is connected.
You can view the results of completed scan tasks in the Reports window.
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