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Standard scripts

Standard scripts are designed for automating the main AVZ operations. They are stored in the AVZ database and updated during the automatic update. Click “Standard scripts” on the “File” menu to open the “Standard scripts” dialog box.

 

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To execute one or several standard scripts, select them in the list and click “Execute selected scripts”. The window can be closed only after the last of the selected scripts has been executed. It is needed  to block AVZ controls for the duration of standard script execution.

Click “Stop” to perform an emergency stop of the script execution process. Note that the script will not be stopped instantly. Several seconds may elapse after you click the button. This is normal, because some operations cannot be stopped while they are running.

 

The following operations are currently supported:

1. “Detect and block UserMode and KernelMode hooks”. AVZ runs a rootkit search and blocks all hooks detected.

2. “Advanced System Analysis”, a script collecting data for the Help section on virusinfo.info. This script scans the computer (without repairing) and analyzes the system, after which it creates a LOG folder in the AVZ working folder and copies the log and archive with suspicious files into it.

3. “Advanced System Analysis with malware removal mode enabled”, a script collecting data for the Help section at virusinfo.info. This script scans and repairs the computer and analyzes the system, after which it creates a LOG folder in the AVZ working folder and copies the log and archive with suspicious files into it. 4. “Collecting unrecognized and suspicious files”. This script performs two operations: system scanning with the quarantining of all suspicious files and automatic quarantining with maximum settings. As a result, files found to be suspicious by AVZ or not found in the Trusted Objects Base end up in Quarantine.

5. "Update signature database (default settings). This script updates the database using different settings. This operation is useful when the standard update method fails and an error message is returned.

6. “Delete all AVZ drivers and registry keys”. This script automatically deletes all drivers and registry keys that may have been created in the process of AVZ operation. This is not normally required, because AVZ automatically removes keys and files installed in the system. It is equivalent to toolkit uninstallation and is recommended after you finish using AVZ.

The scripts have unique numbers that do not change following database updates. You can access standard scripts from the user scripts using the ExecuteStdScr function.