Sure.
Run “C:\Program Files\Alwil Software\Avast4\ashQuick.exe” “*STRT-MEM-SHORT”
Which should be equivalent to the initial memory scan.
or
“C:\Program Files\Alwil Software\Avast4\ashQuick.exe” “*MEMORY”
Thanks thats alot of help.
What other scans can be added to the batch file thats used with ashquick?
also if any others what are there coommands.
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i setup a batch file but it just flashes and disappers does it work?
avast! settings / Common / Show results of Explorer Extension
are there any arguments that can start a rootkit scan?
are there any arguments that can start a rootkit scan?
Yes, “C:\Program Files\Alwil Software\Avast4\ashQuick.exe” “SUPERQUICK” as I mentioned in reply #6, http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=34320.msg287728#msg287728.
i setup a batch file but it just flashes and disappers does it work?
Try first opening up a command window, windows, start, run, type cmd and run the command, the cmd window won’t close so you will be able to see any error messages and hopefully find out why it didn’t run. The reason I say that is you would see some avast activity and it would take a short time.
Anyway, the didi you use the quotes around SUPERQUICK?
They must be there.
Strange, now I’m receiving a new error, mixing English and Portuguese terms.
Disabling or enabling the self-protection module does not make any difference in this case… ???
What does the message mean in English?
Is there the file aswar0.dll (maybe even aswar1.dll) in your \Data folder?
Would a restart help? (maybe copy the mentioned file somewhere first)
Vlk, Something like: it was made a tentative to load (or run) a program with an incorrect format.
Igor, no I don’t have any aswar?.dll file in any of my subfolders.
I also have this file in the same location. Wondering what it is.
Comodo Firewall v3 does not recognise it, and seems that neither do you experts, so not sure what to do.
Perhaps to rename it as aswar0.old and see what happens? :-\
Why do you think we don’t recognize it?
We sure do - it’s a part of the avast antirootkit module.
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I just went into Explorer to go and rename and what description did I see? “avast anti-rootkit module” !!! ;D
Good job that I did not rename it :-[