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What is difference between scan time and run time scan ? - rubanrecobath - Aug 26, 2011
Hi hf friends...
Sorry for this Worthless question...
Please any one tell what is the difference between scan time nd run time scanning ?
Thanks in advance...
* - TickTockMan - Aug 26, 2011
It would help if there were some context to that question. Are you talking about a particular application?
* - E V O - Aug 26, 2011
Scantime = when the AV scans the file (and doesn't find any detection for example)
Runtime = when the program is running (and the AV detects it's actions for example)
* - Basics. - Aug 26, 2011
Scantime is when an AV is scanning a file. If there is no detections, you say it is 0/32 SCANTIME
Runtime is when a program is being used, and while being used, an AV scans it automatically. If it does not detect it, you say it is 0/32 RUNTIME.
* - rubanrecobath - Aug 26, 2011
(Aug 26, 2011 06:55 AM)E V O Wrote: Scantime = when the AV scans the file (and doesn't find any detection for example)
Runtime = when the program is running (and the AV detects it's actions for example)
now i got it...
thank you so much guys...
* - Cяιмιηαℓ - Aug 27, 2011
(Aug 26, 2011 06:55 AM)E V O Wrote: Scantime = when the AV scans the file (and doesn't find any detection for example)
Runtime = when the program is running (and the AV detects it's actions for example)
Yeah this is correct definition of scantime and runtime.
Thanks evo