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Manager :: Quarantine
The Quarantine manager manages affected objects (files and emails). Avira AntiVir Premium can move affected objects to the Quarantine directory in a special format. It can then no longer be executed or opened.
Note
To move objects to Quarantine manager, in Avira AntiVir Premium Configuration under Scanner and Guard and MailGuard - Scan :: Action for concerning files :: Action for concerning files select the appropriate Quarantine option, if your are working in automatic mode.
Alternatively you can select the relevant Quarantine option in interactive mode.
Toolbar, shortcuts and context menu
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Shortcut
Description
F2
Rescan object
A selected object is scanned again for viruses and unwanted programs. The settings of the on-demand scan are used for this.
Return
Properties
Opens a dialog box with more detailed information on the selected object.
Note
The detailed information can also be opened by double-clicking on an object.
(Windows Vista)
F3
A selected object is restored. This object is then in its original location.
Note
This option is not available for objects of the type email.Warning
Enormous damage in the system due to viruses and unwanted programs!
If you restore files: ensure that only files are restored which were able to be cleaned by another scan.Note
With Windows Vista, restoration of objects is only possible with administrator rights.
F6
Restore object to...
A selected object can be restored at a location selected by you. If you select this option, a "Save as" dialog opens in which you can select where to save the object.
Warning
Enormous damage in the system due to viruses and unwanted programs!
If you restore files: ensure that only files are restored which were able to be cleaned by another scan.
Ins
If you regard a file as suspicious, you can add it to the Quarantine manager manually with this option and if required upload it to a Avira Malware Research Center web server for investigation using the Send object option.
F4
The object will be uploaded to a Avira Malware Research Center web server for investigation by Avira Malware Research Center. When you click on the Send Object button, a dialog opens containing a form for entering your contact data. Enter all the required data. Select a type: Suspicious file or False positive. Click OK to upload the suspicious file.
Note
The size of the files you upload is limited to 20 MB uncompressed or 8 MB compressed.Note
You can only upload one file at a time.
Del
Delete object
A selected object is deleted from the Quarantine manager. The object cannot be restored.
Table
Status
An object placed in Quarantine can have different statuses:
Icon
Description
No virus or unwanted program was found, the object is "clean".
A virus or unwanted program was found.
If a suspect file was added to the Quarantine manager with the option Add file, it has this warning icon.
Type
Designation
Description
The object detected is an email.
File
The object detected is a file.
Detection
Shows the name of the malware found.
Heuristic findings are identified with the abbreviation HEUR/.Source
Shows the path under which the object was found.
Date/Time
Displays the date and time of the detection.
Detailed information
File name
Full path and file name of the object.
Quarantine object
File name of the quarantine object.
Restored
YES / NO
Yes: The selected object has been restored.
NO: The selected object has not been restored.
Uploaded to Avira
YES / NO
Yes: The object has already been uploaded to a Avira Malware Research Center web server for investigation by Avira Malware Research Center.
NO: The object has not yet been uploaded to a Avira Malware Research Center web server for investigation by Avira Malware Research Center.
Operating system
Windows 2000/XP/Vista Workstation: The malware has been identified by a Avira GmbH desktop product.
Scanning engine
Version number of search engine
Virus definition file
Version number of the virus definition file
Detection
Name of the malware detected.
Date/Time
Date and time of the detection.