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Detailed logs
// BDC scan report
//
// Time: Mon Mar 12 12:28:19 2012
// Command line: /arc /list /nohed /log=c:\scanner\output.tmp VIAUSB2V242L.zip
// Core: AVCORE v2.1 Windows/i386 11.0.1.6 (Nov 17, 2011)
// Engines: scan: 15, unpack: 10, archive: 49, mail: 7
// Total signatures: 7032452
//
VIAUSB2V242L.zip ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_inst32i.ex_ ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_ISDel.exe ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_Setup.dll ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_sys1.cab ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_sys1.cab=>(IShield Module 0) ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_sys1.cab=>(IShield Module 1) ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_sys1.cab=>(IShield Module 2) ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_sys1.cab=>(IShield Module 3) ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_sys1.hdr ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_user1.cab ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_user1.cab=>(IShield Module 0) ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_user1.cab=>(IShield Module 1) ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_user1.cab=>(IShield Module 2) ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_user1.cab=>(IShield Module 3) ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_user1.cab=>(IShield Module 4) ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_user1.cab=>(IShield Module 5) ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_user1.cab=>(IShield Module 5)=>(CAB Sfx o) ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_user1.cab=>(IShield Module 5)=>(CAB Sfx o)=>empty.cat ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_user1.cab=>(IShield Module 5)=>(CAB Sfx o)=>spmsg.dll ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_user1.cab=>(IShield Module 5)=>(CAB Sfx o)=>spuninst.exe ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_user1.cab=>(IShield Module 5)=>(CAB Sfx o)=>usbhub.sys ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_user1.cab=>(IShield Module 5)=>(CAB Sfx o)=>usbport.sys ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_user1.cab=>(IShield Module 5)=>(CAB Sfx o)=>symbols\sys\usbhub.pdb ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_user1.cab=>(IShield Module 5)=>(CAB Sfx o)=>symbols\sys\usbport.pdb ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_user1.cab=>(IShield Module 5)=>(CAB Sfx o)=>update\sp1.cat ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_user1.cab=>(IShield Module 5)=>(CAB Sfx o)=>update\spcustom.dll ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_user1.cab=>(IShield Module 5)=>(CAB Sfx o)=>update\update.exe ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_user1.cab=>(IShield Module 5)=>(CAB Sfx o)=>update\update.inf ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_user1.cab=>(IShield Module 5)=>(CAB Sfx o)=>update\update.ver ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_user1.cab=>(IShield Module 6) ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/_user1.hdr ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/DATA.TAG ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/data1.cab ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/data1.hdr ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/lang.dat ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/layout.bin ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/os.dat ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/Readme.doc ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/Setup.exe ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/SETUP.INI ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/setup.ins ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/setup.iss ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/setup.lid ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/VIAUSB.ini ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/viausb20.rev ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/Win98&Me/USB2VIA.INF ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/Win98&Me/usbehci.sys ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/Win98&Me/usbhub20.sys ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/Win98&Me/usbport.sys ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/Win98&Me/VUSTR98.SYS ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/Win98&Me/VUSTRBT.SYS ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/Win98&Me/VUSTRME.SYS ok
VIAUSB2V242L.zip=>VIAUSB2V242L/ReleaseNote.TXT ok
Results:
Folders :0
Files :54
Packed :0
Archives :5
Infected files :0
Suspect files :0
Warnings :0
I/O errors :0
Mb/s :3
Files/second :27
Scan time :00:00:02
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