As topic , I'm unable to Scan malware via the right click option for removeable drives which left me only quick and full scan option.
Please help.
I'm running Vista Home Premium anyway, Thank you.
#1
Posted 17 November 2009 - 09:20 AM
#2
Posted 17 November 2009 - 09:32 AM
Greetings Andy0625 and welcome
You can select Full Scan and a window will open allowing you to choose which drives you wish to scan, then you can select only the removeable drives. Also, are you running Vista 64 bit by any chance? If so, then there won't be a right-click menu for Malwarebytes' because that particular feature is not yet available for 64 bit operating systems.
You can select Full Scan and a window will open allowing you to choose which drives you wish to scan, then you can select only the removeable drives. Also, are you running Vista 64 bit by any chance? If so, then there won't be a right-click menu for Malwarebytes' because that particular feature is not yet available for 64 bit operating systems.
#3
Posted 17 November 2009 - 09:53 AM
exile360, on Nov 17 2009, 05:32 PM, said:
Greetings Andy0625 and welcome
You can select Full Scan and a window will open allowing you to choose which drives you wish to scan, then you can select only the removeable drives. Also, are you running Vista 64 bit by any chance? If so, then there won't be a right-click menu for Malwarebytes' because that particular feature is not yet available for 64 bit operating systems.
You can select Full Scan and a window will open allowing you to choose which drives you wish to scan, then you can select only the removeable drives. Also, are you running Vista 64 bit by any chance? If so, then there won't be a right-click menu for Malwarebytes' because that particular feature is not yet available for 64 bit operating systems.
Is there any chance that the Kaspersky disabled it ?
#4
Posted 17 November 2009 - 10:36 AM
Honestly, I'm not sure if the option was ever there for removeable drives and hard drives (I'm on x64 so I don't have the right-click scan option at all
). It may only work for individual files and folders. I use Kaspersky myself, it wouldn't disable the context menu entry
.
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