FAQs
Setting Scan Exceptions in Trend Micro OfficeScan
Scan exceptions in OfficeScan allow you to tell your antivirus client to ignore certain files and folders during virus scanning. You can set exceptions for:
- Specific folders
- Specific files
- Individual Filetypes
Exceptions are set individually for each type of scan that OfficeScan can perform (Manual scan, Real-time scan, Scheduled scan). You must specify your exceptions in all three locations in order for them to be fully effective.
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Status Icons for Trend Micro OfficeScan
| Icon | Description | Real-time Scan Status |
Manual/Scheduled Scan Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| OfficeScan operating in connected mode. | Enabled |
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Dealing With Viruses
If your computer has been infected by a virus, do not panic! It is possible to clean most infections from computers without causing damage. Be aware that you need to act quickly to minimize the damage from virus outbreaks on your computer.
What do I do when a virus is on my computer?
What do I do when my antivirus program catches a virus?
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Glossary of Antivirus Terms
Adware
Software that displays advertising banners on Web browsers. While not always threatening, these programs create pop-ups and can cause sluggishness in network connectivity.
Grayware
Programs that are undesirable but less serious or troublesome as malware. Grayware includes some spyware, adware, and joke programs.
Malware
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Approved Alternate Antivirus Products
NC State supports current Trend Micro corporate antivirus products and offers free downloads to students, faculty and staff. Alternatively, there are several University-approved antivirus products, listed in the tables below, that you may purchase and use to comply with the University's Antivirus Software Requirements, provided that you maintain up-to-date virus definitions. There is also a list of antivirus products that are explicitly Read More >>
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Non-approved Antivirus Products
The University IT Security Subcommittee has reviewed the following products and determined that they do not meet University requirements for antivirus software. Consequently, they have not been included in the list of alternate approved antivirus products.
This page was last updated on December 2, 2008.
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Antivirus Frequently Asked Questions
This section contains answers to the most commonly asked questions about NC State University's antivirus initiative. More information about perform certain tasks with antivirus software is available in our Using Antivirus Clients section. If you need assistance with troubleshooting specific issues with your Trend Micro product, check out our Troubleshooting Problems section.
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Troubleshooting Problems
This section contains information about various issues that have been found with the Trend Micro and Symantec antivirus products distributed by NC State University. We list solutions to many problems, and explanations for common errors. Some additional questions are answered on our Frequently Asked Questions page. If you have a question that isn't answered on this page, please contact the NC State Help Desk for assistance.
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