Faronics Deep Freeze Enterprise User Manual

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Deep Freeze Enterprise User Guide

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Managing Anti-Virus

Quick Scan

Quick Scan checks the commonly affected areas of your computer. This is shorter in duration
than the Deep System Scan. Quick Scan also uses less memory than the Deep System Scan.

— To start a Quick Scan

Select one or more workstations. Right-click and select Start Quick Scan.

— To stop a Quick Scan

Select one or more workstations. Right-click and select Stop Scan.

— To pause a Quick Scan

Select one or more workstations. Right-click and select Pause Scan.

— To resume a Quick Scan

Select one or more workstations. Right-click and select Resume Scan.

Deep Scan

Deep Scan performs a through scan of all areas of the computer. The time taken for the scan
depends on the size of your hard drive

— To start a Deep Scan

Select one or more workstations. Right-click and select Start Deep Scan.

— To stop a Deep Scan

Select one or more workstations. Right-click and select Stop Deep Scan.

— To pause a Deep Scan

Select one or more workstations. Right-click and select Pause Scan.

— To resume a Deep Scan

Select one or more workstations. Right-click and select Resume Scan.

Fix Now

The Fix Now option downloads the latest virus definitions and performs a quick scan on the
workstation.

— To Fix Now

Select one or more workstations. Right-click and select Fix Now.

Active Protection

Active Protection (AP) is a real-time method for detecting malware. AP sits quietly in the
background as you work or browse the Internet, constantly monitoring files that are executed
(run) without causing noticeable strain to your system.

— To Enable Active Protection

Select one or more workstations. Right-click and select Enable Active Protection.

— To Disable Active Protection

Select one or more workstations. Right-click and select Disable Active Protection.

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