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Quarantine: Handling quarantined files (*.qua)
To handle quarantined files:
In Control Center, select the Manager :: Quarantine section.
Check which files are involved, so that, if necessary, you can reload the original back onto your computer from another location.
If you want to see more information on a file:
Highlight the file and click on . .
The dialog box Properties appears with more information on the file.
If you want to rescan a file:
Scanning a file is recommended if the Avira AntiVir Premium virus definition file has been updated and a false positive report is suspected. This enables you to confirm a false positive with a rescan and restore the file.
Highlight the file and click on . .
The file is scanned for viruses and malware using the on-demand scan settings.
After the scan, the dialog Scan statistics appears which displays statistics on the status of the file before and after the rescan.
To delete a file:
Highlight the file and click on . .
If you want to upload the file to a Avira Malware Research Center web server for analysis:
Highlight the file you want to upload.
Click on . .
A dialog opens with a form for inputting your contact data.
Enter all the required data.
Select a type: Suspicious file or False positive.
Drücken Sie auf OK.
The file is uploaded to a Avira Malware Research Center web server in compressed form.
Note
In the following cases, analysis by the Avira Malware Research Center is recommended:
Heuristic hits (Suspicious file): During a scan, a file has been classified as suspicious by AntiVir Premium and moved to Quarantine: Analysis of the file by the Avira Malware Research Center has been recommended in the virus detection dialog box or in the report file generated by the scan.
Suspicious file: You consider a file to be suspicious and have therefore moved this file to Quarantine, but a scan of the file for viruses and malware is negative.
False positive: You assume that a virus detection is a false positive: AntiVir Premium reports a detection in a file, which is very unlikely to have been infected by malware.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.You can also restore the files in Quarantine: