will comodo scan .iso files. If not,
Can it be done??
the only way I know; Is it to take a program like “magiciso” drag a copy of all the folders and files INSIDE THE .ISO FILE and then drag it to the desktop
and THEN scan from there.
I never heard of an anti-virus program that can do .iso files
what do you guys think of this :THNK Just an idea
I can’t see any reason why not. An iso is just like an archive.
Yes it can scan ISO’s, It scans everything on your Hard Drive on-access, on-demand it has the 20MB limit, But off course you can increase that depending on your ISO size.
Josh
ISO files are CD/DVD images and can be up to 4.7 GB or so. What can CAVS really do with them? Seems like a good idea, like scanning an Acronis .tib file on a hard drive, but ? without unpacking.
It will be hell slow.
can CAVS even scan files over 999mb? that’s the input limit in scanner settings.
999MB limit yeah…
Josh
Since you guys said comodo anti-virus can scan .iso files, then I’m PROUD to announce that “avira” OR “avg” CAN’T do .iso files. The only other company that can do it is avast.
I give you guys the 5 simley star rating
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but doesn’t that mean the .iso file has to be under 999mb, when they’re usually larger?
I think we need a developer who really knows more about the innards of the product-I sure don’t have an answer.
a few people have requested to increase the 999mb limit, i hope they do. 
Well…
There is a reason for everything, Like the 999MB limit - But I have no reason lol. Wait for a developer…
Josh
.FaZio93. writes a few people have requested to increase the 999mb limit, i hope they do.
.FaZio93 <—If you read your post history, you wrote this in your post several times(In various words). I think they got message. Whether they can and choose to do it is another story. BUT, KEEP ASKING FOR IT WON’T HELP <-----------(By writing the same thing over and over again will eventully be called (Borderline spamming)
Basicly what I’m trying to say is "they get the message(hint)
I think I understand Melih’s points… Thanks for the posts FaZio
Your Welcome.
Although it would be nice, I understand his point too.
My apologies for digging up an extremely old thread, however this was the top google link for “can comodo scan iso”
Anyways, I set my scan to like 5000 mb (for manual scan). Basically I scanned a 500mb .daa (same as .iso pretty much) file. It only said it scanned 3 objects.
So, considering this not sufficient, I extracted all files using poweriso and was able to successfully scan all the files =)
Also: the files were probably already being real-time scanned as they were being placed in the target folder (I have real time protection on, and set to scan somewhat large files)