These Actions define which components of computers are scanned during the scheduled malware scans.
Action |
Description |
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Periodically scan system critical areas only |
The scheduled scan scans system critical areas, for example: the operating system, processes, and memory. These are the targets of most malicious programs. |
Periodically scan local hard-drives |
The scheduled scan scans system critical areas and local drives. |
Periodically scan local and removable drives |
The scheduled scan scans system critical areas and local and removable drives. |
Double-click an Action to edit the Properties.
You can change:
Note- Files that a user scans with Contextual scan are always scanned, even if they are excluded by type, or size, or are in this list of excluded files and folders. A contextual scan is a scan that the user runs from the right-click menu of the file that the user wants to scan: The user does a right-click on a file and selects Scan with Check Point Anti-Malware.
You can exclude the contents of trusted directories or files and specified trusted program executables from the Anti-Malware schedules scan. You can also exclude all files of a specified file extension.
For example, you might exclude these types of directories or programs from the scan:
Excluding a folder prevents the Anti-malware scanner from examining the folder contents. Excluding a process lets the specified, trusted executable run without being monitored by Anti-Malware. Exclude a process only if you fully trust it and are sure it is not malware.
Excluded items are not scanned during full computer, scheduled, and on access scans. They are not excluded from scans initiated by users with a right-click > Scan with Check Point Anti-Malware.
Notes -
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To configure a list of file paths that are excluded from scans:
C\Program Files\MyTrustedDirectory\
C:\Program Files\excludeMe.txt
The trusted directory shows in the Scan exclusions list.