Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool console mode

[sanodin]

Good day.

Windows 11x64
Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool, when launched in console mode, when specifying scanning of a disk/flash drive, the antivirus itself first scans the RAM and drive C and then the flash drive, or should it only scan the selected object? On one computer it scans only the flash drive, and on the second, when the flash drive is selected, it scans drive C, but it is not clear whether it scans the flash drive. Tell me how Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool works in console mode, with parameters specifying only the selected drive.
"-d", 'E:\',
"-accepteula",
"-dontencrypt",
"-silent",
"-custom", "E:\\",
"-processlevel", '1'

[Yury N.]

Hello.

"-custom E:\" means scannig memory, autorun, boot and all files on E:\

13 минут назад, sanodin сказал:

should it only scan the selected object?

KVRT for Linux has "-customonly" parameter for exclude default scope (memory, autorun and boot) and scan only selected directory. KVRT for Windows doesn't support such parameter. Next version of KVRT for Windows will be.

20 минут назад, sanodin сказал:

"-d", 'E:\',

It seems bad idea to set drive root as KVRT data folder. I don't think it will start at all. Please try manually running without "-silent" parameter. I think KVRT will report an error.

I recommended "-d E:\KVRT2020_Data".

[sanodin]

38 минут назад, Yury N. сказал:

Hello.

"-custom E:\" means scannig memory, autorun, boot and all files on E:\

KVRT for Linux has "-customonly" parameter for exclude default scope (memory, autorun and boot) and scan only selected directory. KVRT for Windows doesn't support such parameter. Next version of KVRT for Windows will be.

It seems bad idea to set drive root as KVRT data folder. I don't think it will start at all. Please try manually running without "-silent" parameter. I think KVRT will report an error.

I recommended "-d E:\KVRT2020_Data".

Thanks for the answer.
Regarding "-d E:\KVRT2020_Data". you are right, that is what I do, but in the example I removed the directory to make it shorter.