You can create an Emergency CD or command line scanner from Quick Heal
AntiVirus Plus 2007 or Quick Heal Total Security 2007 at any time. This will be created with the latest virus signature pattern file used by Quick Heal on your system.
To create an emergency disk
To create Quick Heal Emergency Disk, you may require multiple floppy disks. Kindly ensure that the floppy disks being used by you for this purpose are clean and formatted.
Start Quick Heal.
Click on Tools from the left pane.
Click on Emergency Disk.
Press Next.
Select the floppy drive and press Next.
Emergency disk(s) will be created.
To create Command line scanner
You can create DOS Command line scanner using Emergency wizard.
Start Quick Heal.
Click on Tools from the left pane.
Click on Emergency Disk.
Press Next.
Select Save Command line scanner at option provided.
Browse the folder or type the path where you wish to create command line scanner.
Press Next.
Command line scanner will be created.
Using Emergency Disk or Command line scanner
Quick Heal Emergency Disk is used to remove viruses in case your system is infected before installation. You are recommended to shutdown your system; reboot it using Windows 95/98 Startup Disk (created during installation of Windows 95/98). If you don’t have a Startup Disk or Emergency Repair Disk, you can also use an uninfected, write protected, bootable floppy disk of DOS version 3.3 or later (Non-DOS partitions will not be accessible in this case). Emergency disk and Command line scanner have the same executable and options for scanning. Usage referred for Emergency disk is similar to Command line scanner as well. Emergency disk is executed using EMGSCAN.EXE command at the DOS command prompt.
Emgscan Usage
Emgscan.exe [drive/path] [options]
Emgscan Options
For specified options '-' inverts the default meaning.
To remove viruses using Emergency Disk:
Shutdown your computer.
Switch on the computer.
Insert Windows 95/98 Startup Disk or a clean DOS bootable disk. This will boot your system in A:\ Dos Shell.
Insert the Quick Heal Emergency disk.
Type “EMGSCAN C: /REPAIR” at the DOS command prompt and press Enter.
Quick Heal will scan entire C drive of your system and will try to disinfect the boot sectors or files if found infected during the scan.
When Quick Heal removes all the viruses and completes the scan, it will provide you with the respective scan summary.
