Why can t I scan a virus file after it is compressed? 10

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Therefore, as long as you have installed effective security protection tools on your computer, you don't have to worry about viruses coming in;

Unless the protection tool you installed is really not very good, you may not be able to detect the security of the file!

Hello,In fact, after compression, it is the simplest kind of packing.,As for you saying that it's okay if you don't decompress it.,It may be a trigger Trojan.,Or it may be that your killing of the soft itself is too vegetable.。

1. It is recommended to try to scan it with another antivirus software.

3. Open the anti-virus page to start the killing, remember to turn on the little red umbrella engine.

Scan. 5. After checking and killing all viruses, restart the computer immediately, conduct a security check-up again, and clear the redundant system cache files to avoid secondary infection.

Since the compressed file must be decompressed before it can be executed, the state of the compression is safe.

When you decompress it, your antivirus software will automatically scan the decompressed files.

In addition, due to performance reasons, if the antivirus software is decompressed layer by layer, it will consume a lot of resources, which is not cost-effective.

There are also compressed files that can also be passwordd, and antivirus software may not be able to unlock them.

To sum up, antivirus software generally does not check and kill compressed files.

Viruses can also be detected in compressed packages such as RAR.

For example, some cracked software can be found.

<>2. Enter the center of the number of socks set by Stupid Circle Antivirus, select the detection and killing settings, and you can make some custom modifications.

3. For example, if you set it to the following, you can scan the compressed file when you are scanning and killing it in the whole disk.

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It's possible. Here are a few ways to crack it.

1. If you want to crack it, you can set the computer to display the extension of the file. Depending on the system, the specific display method is also different, and the method can be found on the Internet. Then you will see that the general compressed file will be followed by an extra "."

zip”、“7z”、“rar”。

And the virus compressed file is generally followed by ". .exe" or "bat”。

You can tell if the file is a virus or not based on this feature.

2. Generally, virus compressed files are encapsulated into a self-extracting format. So you can right-click on the zip file, and if you find an item that says "Open with Winrar", it means that it is a virus zip. You can click on the "Open with Winrar" button in this menu, and then put the normal zip file (followed by ".").

zip", "7z", "rar"), and then delete the virus compressed file.

3. The most popular compression expert today is "Winrar", and hackers generally disguise viruses as the icon of Winrar compressed folders. So you can install other compression expert software on your computer, such as "winzip", "360 compression", after the installation is completed, the icon of the compression folder will change, and then uninstall winrar. So if you find that you have received a file with the Winrar compressed folder icon, it must be a virus, please delete it mercilessly.

Compress files with antivirus soft scanning.

1. Go to the recovery area of the antivirus software.

If there is no 2, speed antivirus, hide viruses

Sometimes it is automatically killed by anti-virus software, maybe you set up automatic anti-virus does not prompt, so you don't know, you go to your security software to see if there is one.

The virus has files that don't know what yours is anymore.