Instrukcja obsługi AVG Rescue CD (Windows)

AVG Oprogramowanie do zdjęć i/lub wideo Rescue CD (Windows)

Przeczytaj poniżej 📖 instrukcję obsługi w języku polskim dla AVG Rescue CD (Windows) (83 stron) w kategorii Oprogramowanie do zdjęć i/lub wideo. Ta instrukcja była pomocna dla 25 osób i została oceniona przez 2 użytkowników na średnio 4.5 gwiazdek

Pobierz PDF

Strona 1/83

Document revision 85.2 (7.4.2009)

All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

This product contains Windows software licensed from Microsoft Corporation and/or MS Affiliate(s). The Microsoft

Windows Preinstallation Environment software included with this software may be used for boot, diagnostic, setup,

restoration, installation, configuration, test or disaster recovery purposes only. This software contains a security feature

that will cause end user's system to reboot without prior notification to the end user after 24 hours of continuous use.

Inc. Created 1991.

AVG Rescue CD for Windows

User Manual

Contents

........................................................................................................................ 4

1. Introduction

..................................................................................................................... 4

1.1 Notice to users

..................................................................................................................... 4

1.2 Basic description of the AVG Rescue CD

..................................................................................................................... 4

1.3 AVG Rescue CD key features

..................................................................................................................... 5

1.4 Minimum requirements – operating systems supported

..................................................................................................................... 6

1.5 Minimum hardware requirements

........................................................................................................................ 7

2. Installation and Startup

..................................................................................................................... 7

2.1 How to obtain the AVG Rescue CD and license file

..................................................................................................................... 8

2.2 Differences between downloadable and standalone AVG Rescue CD

..................................................................................................................... 8

2.3 How to download and create the AVG Rescue CD

..................................................................................................................... 18

2.4 How to create the AVG Rescue CD - burning ISO image

..................................................................................................................... 31

2.5 When should the AVG Rescue CD be used

..................................................................................................................... 31

2.6 Before installation

..................................................................................................................... 33

2.7 AVG Rescue CD startup and installation

..................................................................................................................... 34

2.8 AVG Rescue CD Update Wizard

..................................................................................................................... 37

2.9 How to recognize network adapter drivers

........................................................................................................................ 43

3. After Startup

........................................................................................................................ 45

4. AVG Rescue CD – Main Screen

..................................................................................................................... 46

4.1 Menu File

..................................................................................................................... 46

4.2 Menu Components

..................................................................................................................... 47

4.3 Menu History

.......................................................................................................... 47

4.3.1 Scan Results

.......................................................................................................... 47

4.3.2 Virus Vault

.......................................................................................................... 47

4.3.3 Event history log

..................................................................................................................... 48

4.4 Menu Tools

..................................................................................................................... 49

4.5 Menu Help

........................................................................................................................ 50

5. Scans Overview

..................................................................................................................... 51

5.1 Scan Whole Computer

..................................................................................................................... 54

5.2 Scan Specific FIles or Folders

..................................................................................................................... 56

5.3 Scan Results

..................................................................................................................... 57

5.4 Scan Results Details

.......................................................................................................... 57

5.4.1 Results Overview Tab

.......................................................................................................... 57

5.4.2 Infections Tab

.......................................................................................................... 57

5.4.3 Spyware Tab

.......................................................................................................... 57

5.4.4 Warnings Tab

.......................................................................................................... 57

5.4.5 Information Tab

........................................................................................................................ 63

6. AVG Rescue CD Tools

..................................................................................................................... 63

6.1 AVG Command line

..................................................................................................................... 71

6.2 freeCommander

..................................................................................................................... 74

6.3 Map network drive

..................................................................................................................... 75

6.4 AVG Registry editor

..................................................................................................................... 77

6.5 AVG Ping

..................................................................................................................... 78

6.6 AVG Scan disk

..................................................................................................................... 79

6.7 AVG Notepad

..................................................................................................................... 79

6.8 AVG IP Config

..................................................................................................................... 82

6.9 AVG Keyboard

........................................................................................................................ 83

7. FAQ and Technical Support

c) Download the AVG Rescue CD creator (MakeCD.exe) utility to be able to

create a proper ISO image file from the downloaded RAR archive. This utility

can also be obtained from URL mentioned above website.

d) Run the AVG Rescue CD creator utility and follow these simple steps below:

(i) You can either use your downloaded RAR archive (by clicking the first

button and selecting the appropriate file), or simply download the

latest one directly from the AVG Rescue CD creator utility. We always

recommend downloading the newest image, if available.

To download the latest RAR archive, or to check whether your previously

downloaded archive or AVG Rescue CD creator is up-to-date, press

the button. A new dialog will come up. If your version of AVG

choose the preferred amount.

Note: If you decide to use the RAM disk feature, it is necessary that

the target computer on which the AVG Rescue CD will be used

contains at least 256 MB of RAM memory + the size of your chosen

RAM disk.

The RAM disk is used after AVG Rescue CD boot to store temporary

files. For more information on differences between possible versions,

please navigate to chapter 2.2.

- External drivers section

As the Windows version on which AVG Rescue CD is built may not

contain all network adapter drivers (or their most current versions),

you may use this dialog to add your own network adapters drivers.

You can also add any other device type drivers, if needed.

Warning: As AVG Rescue CD is built on the 32bit Windows XP SP2

US version, make sure you always use the appropriate 32bit (x86)

drivers when adding new ones! Otherwise AVG Rescue CD may

become unstable!

If you experience any difficulties starting AVG Rescue CD with

custom drivers included, try to re-create the ISO (CD) without these

drivers and boot again. If the problems persist and you cannot boot

AVG Rescue CD the regular way, please contact AVG technical

support.

To find out how to recognize and add your Windows network drivers

see chapter 2.9. Alternatively you can use the button, that will

automatically try to find network drivers on your local computer and

add them.

Note: Only plug and play enabled devices are supported! Also keep in

mind, that adding the drivers does not guarantee that the hardware

will work in the AVG Rescue CD environment.

Use the and buttons to add and remove files. To remove or

insert multiple files simply select them by using the mouse and

pressing the appropriate button. You can use DEL and INS keyboard

buttons as well for deleting or adding files in the individual dialog

fields.

In the Open dialog box, select the AVG Rescue CD ISO file, and then

click Open.

New dialog Burn compilation should come up:

You can choose additional properties before burning, we recommend to

tick the Finalize CD checkbox to assure maximum compatibility (but

e) CDBurnerXP Pro

A freeware tool for burning CD/DVD discs. For more information visit program

web site (http://www.cdburnerxp.se/).

Steps to create a CD from the ISO image:

(i) Insert a blank CD in your CD-RW drive.

(ii) Start CDBurner XP Pro from its usual location at

Start Menu/Programs/CDBurnerXP Pro 3/CDBurnerXP Pro 3

(iii) New compilation dialog should come up. Choose the first option as

indicated on the screenshot below:

accessible to the update wizard that is able to search for all local installations

of AVG and offer a list of all AVG installations found including details about

the installed components).

Note: This software contains a security feature that will cause end user's system to

reboot without prior notification to the end user after 24 hours of continuous use.

2.7. AVG Rescue CD startup and installation

In order to successfully start the AVG Rescue CD, it is necessary, that the

computer’s BIOS is able to correctly detect the boot CD in the CD-ROM device. In

most cases it is enough to insert the CD into the CD-ROM device, turn on (or

restart) the computer and wait until a message appears asking for confirmation

about starting the system from CD. In reality either of the following situations may

occur (a) or (b):

a) System was successfully started from the CD

If you successfully started the AVG Rescue CD, AVG Rescue CD Update

Wizard (see chapter below) will be displayed to guide you through the

updating process.

b) System was not possible to start from the CD

If no message is displayed, asking for confirmation to boot the system from

the CD, it is likely that the BIOS (the internal computer system) is not

correctly configured.

o Newer motherboards allow users to directly select a device, which they

want the system to load from. Usually it is called a boot menu and can

be accessed by pressing a keyboard button or a shortcut key.

Information on how to access this menu may be displayed on the screen

during your computer startup. For more information please consult the

user manual to your motherboard.

o Another option is to access your computer BIOS directly and change the

settings to allow booting from CD. This operation is strictly intended

for advanced users only! Never try to change any BIOS settings,

unless you completely understand their meaning. Always consult the

user manual to your motherboard before changing any BIOS settings.

Note: We are unfortunately unable to cover every single eventuality that may

occur and how to solve it. Mainly because so many different motherboards and

BIOS manufacturers exist. Therefore please always consult your motherboard

user manual first, where you can find more information about how to boot

make sure you always use the appropriate 32bit (x86) drivers when adding new

drivers! Otherwise AVG Rescue CD may become unstable!

You can add your custom network adapter drivers to AVG Rescue CD using the

AVG Rescue CD Creator utility. The process of adding the files is described in

chapter 2.3. To find out, which specific driver files you should add, follow the steps

below.

This procedure applies only to cases, when you are going to use AVG Rescue CD

on the same computer (identical hardware), from which you are using the network

adapter drivers. If you plan to use AVG Rescue CD on a computer with different

hardware equipment, the added drivers will most likely not work properly.

a) First navigate to the Windows Device Manager.

Click the Windows Start, right-click My Computer and select Manage. In

the new dialog select Device Manager from the System Tools branch.

b) In the right part of the screen navigate to the Network adapters item. Here

you will find a list of available network adapters. If there are multiple items

listed, look for the adapter you use for Internet connection (if you are

connecting via LAN/WAN network, look for names like Ethernet NIC, LAN

CARD, LAN Adapter, Ethernet Controller etc.).

If you cannot recognize your network adapter from multiple choices, repeat

the steps c) to d) for all the available network cards.

where c:\ is your system drive, and \Windows is your Windows installation

directory. There are several .inf files in this directory, so you need to find the

one, that contains the driver file name that you found in the previous step (in

our case Rtnicxp.sys).

The easiest way to search for the .inf file is to press the Windows Start

button, select Run and type in:

c:\windows\inf

Assuming that this is your windows location and system drive. Confirm your

choice by pressing Enter.

A new dialog will appear, press F3 to open the search panel and if asked,

select All files and folder. There should be two fields All or part of the file

name and A word or phrase in the file. To the first one type in *.inf and to

the second one type in the file name of your driver. Once ready, press the

Search button. You should experience some results:

· Scan Potentially Unwanted Programs and Spyware threats - (switched

on, by default): this parameter controls the Anti-Virus functionality that

allows detection of potentially unwanted programs (executable files that can

run as spyware or adware) and these can then be blocked, or removed;

· Scan for Tracking Cookies - (switched on, by default): this parameter of the

Anti-Spyware component defines that cookies should be detected during

scanning (HTTP cookies are used for authenticating, tracking, and maintaining

specific information about users, such as site preferences or the contents of

their electronic shopping carts) ;

· Scan inside archives - (switched on, by default): this parameters defines

that the scanning should check all files even if these are packed inside some

type of archive, e.g. ZIP, RAR, ...

· Use Heuristics - (switched on, by default): heuristic analysis (dynamic

emulation of the scanned object’s instructions in a virtual computer

environment) will be one of the methods used for virus detection during

scanning;

· Scan system environment - (switched on, by default): scanning will also

check the system areas of your computer;

· Scan infectable files only - with this option switched on, files that cannot

get infected will not be scanned. These can be for instance some plain text

files, or some other non-executable files.

· Scan media files - check to scan media files (Video, Audio etc.). If you leave

this box unchecked, it will reduce the scanning time even more, because

these files are often quite large and are not too likely to be infected by a

virus.

Within the Scan process priority section you can further specify the desired

scanning speed dependent on system resource usage. By default, this option value

is set to the medium level of automatic resource usage. If you want the scanning to

run faster, it will take less time but system resources usage will increase

significantly during its run, and will slow down your other activities on the PC (this

option can be used when your computer is switched on but nobody is currently

working on it). On the other hand, you can decrease system resources usage by

extending the scanning duration.

Note: By default, the scanning configuration is set up for optimum performance.

Unless you have a valid reason to change the scanning settings it is highly

recommended to stick to the predefined configuration. Any configuration changes

“string1”==”string2”

del file.txt

deleted. Comparison is case insensitive.

If not errorlevel 1 del

file.txt

File.txt will be deleted if variable Errorlevel

returns error code other than 1.

IPCONFIG

This command displays all current TCP/IP network configuration

values. Used without parameter, it displays current IP address/

Subnet Mask and Default Gateway for all network interfaces.

IPCONFIG /ALL

Displays complete TCP/IP network

configuration for all network interfaces.

LABEL

Sets a disk volume label.

MKDIR

Creates a directory or a subdirectory.

MD C:\directory

Creates directory named Directory on the C

drive.

MKDIR example

Creates a directory named “example”

Displays output divided into more screens.

Dir |more

Lists files or directories and enables a pause

between displaying each screen.

MOVE

Moves one or more files to another location.

move \docs\*.doc \admin\documents

Moves all files with .DOC extension from the \Docs directory to the

\admin\documents directory.

PATH

Displays or changes the AVG Rescue CD CMI search path. Entering

PATH will display the current PATH setting (initially this is the value

given in your wine.conf file). To change the setting, follow the PATH

command with the new value.

PATH=C:\Program Files\Far;C:\WINDOWS\system32;C:\WINDOWS;

Specyfikacje produktu

Marka:	AVG
Kategoria:	Oprogramowanie do zdjęć i/lub wideo
Model:	Rescue CD (Windows)

Potrzebujesz pomocy?

Jeśli potrzebujesz pomocy z AVG Rescue CD (Windows), zadaj pytanie poniżej, a inni użytkownicy Ci odpowiedzą

Twoje imię*

Twój email*

Napisz tutaj swoje pytanie

Instrukcje Oprogramowanie do zdjęć i/lub wideo AVG

AVG AntiVirus 2014 Instrukcja

5 Lipca 2024

AVG Email Server Edition (2012) Instrukcja

5 Lipca 2024

AVG Rescue CD (Windows) Instrukcja

5 Lipca 2024

AVG Internet Security (2012) Instrukcja

5 Lipca 2024

AVG Email Server Edition 2014 Instrukcja

5 Lipca 2024

AVG AntiVirus (2012) Instrukcja

5 Lipca 2024

AVG PC TuneUp 2014 Instrukcja

5 Lipca 2024

AVG File Server (2015) Instrukcja

5 Lipca 2024

AVG Internet Security (2013) Instrukcja

5 Lipca 2024

Instrukcje Oprogramowanie do zdjęć i/lub wideo

Najnowsze instrukcje dla Oprogramowanie do zdjęć i/lub wideo

Excire Foto 2024 Instrukcja

27 Stycznia 2025

Autodesk SketchBook Pro 6 Instrukcja

26 Stycznia 2025

Cyberlink YouCam 6 Instrukcja

11 Stycznia 2025

Atomix MP3 Instrukcja

15 Października 2024

Corel PDF Fusion 2014 Instrukcja

13 Października 2024

R-Go Tools Break software Instrukcja

8 Października 2024

NewBlueFX Titler Pro Live for Wirecast Instrukcja

4 Października 2024

Paragon Disk Wiper 15 Professional Instrukcja

4 Października 2024

ABN AMRO Internetbankieren (2015) Instrukcja

4 Października 2024

Symantec LiveUpdate Administrator 2.2 Instrukcja

2 Października 2024