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    how to ask adaware to scan partitioned drives?

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by Lord Farkward, Oct 28, 2006.

  1. Lord Farkward

    Lord Farkward Notebook Consultant

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    I clicked on 'scan now', asked it to 'use custom scanning options' and in the options i checked drives D and F (the partitioned drives), unchecked C (the 'main' drive), then proceeded to scan. but then it just scans C drive again and some registry stuff and doesn't scan D nor F... am I doing something wrong?

    thanks!
     
  2. LIVEFRMNYC

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    I just tested it myself. It just ran on c: drive. I didn't let it finish so I couldn't tell you if it scanned other drives after it finished c: scan.

    That is werid tho. Maybe you have to Uncheck All the MEMORY & REGISTRY Options under the Drives,Folders and Files Options. Being that it might only be able to scan files in other parttitioned drives.

    Who knows ....



    I wonder if spybot does the same
     
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    Yup, I was right in my previous post!!! :)
     
  4. Lord Farkward

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    awesome. thanks! :)