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  1. I remember a K. developer commented in the community that will back... anyway I never run full scans, I would dare to say that they are not necessary… I ran scheduled (everyday) Quick Scans, with some system folders added to the scope (where malware usually attack the system → C:\ProgramData\ C:\Users\), that would be more than enough… all the not scanned folders in the device are covered by FileAV resident protection in case You access to them, so I consider a waste of time and resources to run a full scan…

     

     

    Added: a small tweak to change in Full Scan settings:

     

     

    I am going to chime in on/piggy back on/ditto/me too/second/also/agree with/plus 1/and repeat what harlan posted in the post above this post. 

    Full scan is a relic of a bygone era, before the age of real time protection dawned more than a few years ago. Up to date operating system and applications, up to date version of Kaspersky, databases up to date, real time protection enabled, and default settings are all good/great/fine and sufficient. Best to do a full scan after newly installing Kaspersky on the computer for the first time. After that, just relax and follow the usual rules for safe computing: Keep everything upgraded/up to date, etc. 

    By the way, the option to turn off the computer after full scan is done was removed for a specific reason. When the time is right, this feature may return. Until then, enjoy safe computing. :)

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