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Pour décontaminer un ordinateur (malveillances réelles et / ou trucs indésirables ou simplement superflus), on utilise :
Si vous voulez que l'un d'entre eux soit lancé automatiquement au démarrage de Windows, ce sera MBAM (Malwarebytes Anti Malware), sans l'ombre d'un doute.
Toutefois, pour lancer la version gratuite de MBAM (Malwarebytes Anti Malware) automatiquement au démarrage de Windows, il faut faire un petit réglage dans les « tâches planifiées » (dans le « planificateur de tâches ») car cela n'est pas prévu de base.
A partir de maintenant, chaque fois que l'ordinateur démarrera, MBAM (Malwarebytes Anti Malware), effectura :
MBAM (Malwarebytes Anti Malware) supporte un large jeu de paramètres (switch) en ligne de commande qui peuvent être utilisés :
Note : certains paramètres (switch) ne sont disponibles que dans la version PRO (Premium) de MBAM.
mbam.exe <paramètres>
Où paramètres est un ou plusieurs des switch suivants
/scan <optional -quick="" or="" -full="" -flash=""> <optional -silent=""> <optional -remove=""> < optional -terminate> <optional -reboot=""> <optional -log="">: initiates a scan with the selected options.
Exemples :
mbam.exe /scan will run a default scan.
mbam.exe /scan -full will run a full scan.
mbam.exe /scan -flash -terminate will run a flash scan and terminate if no objects are detected.
mbam.exe /scan -quick -log -silent -remove -reboot will run a quick scan silently, save logs, automatically remove threats, and reboot if necessary.
Limites :
-terminate parameter cannot be used with the -silent parameter since the program will automatically terminate when the -silent parameter is used.
-reboot parameter is only valid if used with the -silent parameter.
/schedule <optional update="" or="" scan="" -quick="" -full="" -flash=""> <optional realtime="" or="" hourly="" daily="" weekly="" monthly="" once="" onreboot="">: these items allow the user to choose the frequency for the scheduled update or scan to occur:
<optional starting="" mm="" dd="" yyyy="" hh:mm:ss="">: this item allows the user to set the time for the scheduled scan or update to start.
For /realtime omit this - the current time is assumed.
For /random - this item selects a random time to set the scheduled scan or update to occur. /random may only be used with /hourly or /daily and randomizes the Hour and Minute or Hour and Minute and Second respectively
<optional every="" x="" where="" is="" a="" number="" for="" the="" frequency="" of="" scan="" or="" update="" to="" occur=""> <optional recover="" x="" where="" is="" the="" number="" of="" hours="" for="" scan="" or="" update="" to="" attempt="" run="" again="" if="" computer="" was="" unavailable="" during="" scheduled="" time="">
<optional wakefromsleep="">: may be used with a scan or an update. Malwarebytes Anti-Malware will attempt to wake the computer from sleep to perform the scheduled scan or update.
Limitations: Not supported with /onreboot for scans or /realtime or /onreboot for updates.
<optional flash="" executes="" a="" scan="" after="" successful="" update="" note:="" only="" used="" with="">
Exemples :
/schedule /scan -quick -remove -terminate -log /daily /starting 08/10/2010 23:00:00 /every 1 /silent /wakefromsleep will schedule silent daily Quick Scan starting on August 10th, 2010 at 11:00PM that will repeat every 1 day, remove threats, reboot if necessary, force the creation of a scan log and will attempt to wake the computer from sleep to perform the scan.
/schedule /update /flash /realtime /every 5 will schedule an update to occur in real-time once every 5 minutes and set a Flash Scan to occur after each successful update.
/unschedule <optional all="" or="" -update="" -scan="">.
Note: You can remove individual scans or updates by not including the /all switch and specifying the exact switches used to create the scan or update
/all removes all scheduled scans and updates.
/all -update removes all scheduled updates.
/all -scan removes all scheduled scans.
Exemples :
/unschedule /scan -quick -remove -terminate -log /daily /starting 08/10/2010 23:00:00 /every 1 /silent will delete a scheduled silent daily Quick Scan that was set to start on August 10th, 2010 at 11:00PM that was set to repeat every 1 day, remove threats, reboot if necessary, and force the creation of a scan log.
/unschedule /update /flash /realtime /every 5 will delete a scheduled update that was to occur in real-time once every 5 minutes and with a Flash Scan set to occur after each successful update.</optional></optional></optional></optional></optional></optional></optional></optional></optional></optional></optional></optional></optional></parameters>
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