auto-checking a removable disk to scan virus


  1. hesam
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    Windows 7 Ultimate X86
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    auto-checking a removable disk to scan virus


    hi
    i want when i plugging a removable disk to a computer or laptop to auto-checking itself by a anti virus installed into device So that if a file copied to device scan automatically and detected it,
    for sample anti virus installed inside removable device
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  3. cottonball
    Posts : 2,470
    Windows 7 Home Premium
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    hesam,

    Please check the following:
    Scanner for USB Flash Drive

    Is that what you are interested in?

    Otherwise, disabling the autorun feature prevents malware from self-executing.
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