KAPERSKY ANTI-VIRUS 5.0 - FOR WINDOWS WORKSTATIONS Administrator's Manual page 104

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dialog box. This file will be added to the list with the quarantined by user
status.
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Scan and disinfect all suspicious files or files selected from the list using
the current anti-virus databases. In order to do this press the Scan All or
the Scan button (after you have selected objects to be scanned).
Scanning and disinfection of any quarantined object may change its
status to infected, possibly infected, false alarm, not infected, etc.
The infected status means that the object was identified as infected, but
its disinfection has failed. We recommend deleting objects with this
status.
All objects with the false alarm status can be restored with no reservation
because their previous possibly infected status was not confirmed by
Kaspersky Anti-Virus.
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Restore files to the same folders from which they were moved to
quarantine. in order to restore an object, select it in the list and press the
Restore button. During restoration of objects that had been quarantined
from archives, mail databases and mail format files, you must additionally
specify the folder into which they will be restored.
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Send suspicious objects to Kaspersky Lab experts for analysis. We
recommend sending an object for expert analysis only in cases when its
possibly infected status has not changed after several scans and
disinfection attempts. In order to send the file for analysis press the Send
button (details see Appendix A on page 199).
You can run the Scan Quarantine task of the On-Demand
Scan tasks window (see Figure 28). A Scan window will
open when the task is started (see Figure 5). You can view
the scan results in the report.
The Scan Quarantine task is analogous to the task run by
pressing the Scan All button in the Quarantine window (see
Figure 50).
We recommend that you restore only objects with the false
alarm, not infected or disinfected status, because restoration
of other objects may result in a virus infection of your
computer!
Please note that each file that you sent to Kaspersky Lab for
analysis must be scanned with your Kaspersky Anti-Virus
using the anti-virus database updated not earlier that one day
before the file is sent.
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