Hi, I’d like to scan some files via command line way on maximum detection rate. (i use avast 7 pro)
What the parametrs are correct to ash cmd.exe ?
I just want to be 100% sure that i make all in the right way
And one more question: what means /v=“key kapt” , this param(/v) is absent in description.
does this help?
https://support3.avast.com/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewarticle&kbarticleid=1240
No, it is installation parametrs - not command line scanner for ashcmd. These parametrs is no problem, it can be viewed in ashcmd.exe --help or here https://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=61450.5;wap2
My question is to type right syntax of my command:
Igor thanks for an answer , i was later in some seconds after your message while posting
One intersting moment when I use avast internet security and unzip special test file… Avast (with turned on File Monitor ) shows: Evo-gen [Susp]
When I turn off File Monitor for 10 minutes and save this file - then turn on and scan it via explorer context menu and also via ashcmd (with max detection rate) the same file - the file is clean, how can i received the result(Evo-gen [Susp]) in command line scanner ? The matter is i must to use avast as second av, and i only interested in its commandline functional, now use another av as main, so i must turn off all “monitors” off second av.
Any Ideas ?
Some detections (or heuristics, if you wish) rely on some “context” information (what happened around the scan, what shield detected the file, where it came from, who created it, etc.).
So yes, it’s normal that some detections appear only for specific shields - there’s no way to make an on-demand scanner behave the same.