To launch AVG scan from the command line, run the following command
within the folder where AVG is installed (typically C:\Program
Files\AVG\AVG8):

* avgscanx for 32bit operating systems 
* avgscana for 64bit operating systems 

Syntax of the command
With one parameter: command /parameter (e.g. avgscanx /comp for scanning
the whole computer)
With multiple parameters: command /parameter /parameter (all parameters
in a row, separated by a space and a slash)
With specific values: command /parameter=value;value (values divided by
semi-colons, e.g. avgscanx /scan=C:\;D:\)


Command Line Scanning - Parameters
/SCAN            Scan /path;path/ (enter specific computer areas; see
Command line scan composer for tips)
 /COMP            Scan whole computer
 /HEUR            Use Heuristics detection method
 /EXCLUDE        Exclude path or files from scan
 /@              Command file /file name/
 /EXT            Scan these extensions /for example EXT=EXE,DLL/
 /NOEXT          Do not scan these extensions /for example NOEXT=JPG/
 /ARC            Scan archives
 /CLEAN          Clean automatically (see Command line scan composer for
explanation)
 /TRASH          Move infected files to the Virus Vault
 /QT             Quick test of important system areas, files and keys in
the registry
 /MACROW         Report macros
 /PWDW           Report password-protected files
 /IGNLOCKED      Ignore locked files
 /REPORT         Report to file /file name/ (see Command line scan
composer for explanation)
 /REPAPPEND      Append to the report file
 /REPOK          Report uninfected files as OK
 /NOBREAK        Do not allow CTRL-BREAK to abort
 /BOOT          Enable MBR/BOOT check (scan Partition table and Boot
Sector)
 /PROC          Scan active processes currently loaded in the computer
memory
 /PUP           Report "Potentially unwanted programs"
 /REG           Scan system registry
 /COO           Scan cookies
 /PRIORITY      Set scan priority /Low, Auto, High/ (see Scan Settings
for explanation)
 /SHUTDOWN      Shutdown computer upon scan completion (see Additional
scan settings for explanation)
 /FORCESHUTDOWN Force computer shutdown upon scan completion (see
Additional scan settings for explanation)
 /ADS           Scan Alternate Data Streams (NTFS only)


-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of John Weller
Sent: 31 July 2009 10:20
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [NF] Best anti-virus for Vista?

I've been following this thread with interest.  As a result I have
replaced
AVG with Avast on my test machine to see what it is like.  I like the
comfort of a scan, currently scheduled for noon with AVG, but it does
tend
to get in the way.  I have a .CMD script which I run last thing at night
when I switch the machines off. It copies the drive contents to an
external
hard drive using Robocopy then shuts the machine down.  It would be
convenient to run the scan then shut down - does anyone know if there
any
way I can run an AVG (or Avast) scan from the command line so that I can
include it in my script?

John Weller
01380 723235
07976 393631  

> MB Software Solutions, LLC wrote:
> > I schedule my scans for 3am...when I'm most likely not 
> working.  That 
> > way, I could care less how much resources it snags at that time.
> 
> I switch my computers off at night. If I'm not using them, 
> why waste the power?



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