After scanning my computer there are various results reported on various partitions.
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The button SAVE disregards what I have checked. It saves as text everything that has been found regardless of the selection box AND IN ADDITION it saves everything that has already been added to exclusions - both the immediately preceding exclusions and also any exclusions that have been established on previous days.
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The button SAVE would be far more useful on the menu that lists exclusions.
When I have excluded all the “safe” stuff, and realise I forgot to SAVE first, it seems I have to cancel one of the excluded items from the exclusion list so that it will be found as I again scan my computer, and then after wasting another 2 hours of my life I once more get a result that allows me to have a SAVE button. -
I have “virus results” reported for NTFS and also FAT32 partitions on both my internal hard drive and also my external USB connected Hard Drive.
Why are external partitions F:\ and G:\ erroneously reported as C:0\ and C:1\ respectively ?
Computer Management shows my external hard drive as Drive 2 with partitions in this order :-
J:\ Fat32 K:\ Ntfs F:\ Ntfs G:\ Fat32 *:\ Fat32 I:\ Fat32
J:\ K:\ C:0\ C1:\ Drive letters reported with viruses
Does Comodo get confused if partition letters are not in sequential order ?
Is my external drive 90 % of the way to destruction ?
Would some-one please tell me what is happening here.
NB *:\ between partitions G:\ and I:\ denotes an original drive H:\ which has had its drive letter removed to allow H:\ to be placed on the faster internal drive.
Alan