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7 hours ago, sophie707 said:

Yes, I do have both scan within archives and scan for rootkits enabled.

With those two enabled, the scan times take longer.... and depending on how many files are on your computer as well...

But as already stated, they have improved the scan engine to be much faster... imaging how much faster it would be if you were not scanning within archives...

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So as I said before, a Threat Scan takes only 11 minutes to scan 412,000 items (single partitioned hard-drive C and D).

I just did a custom scan of the same partitioned hard drive - C and D;  it took 2hr58min to scan 276,348 items.

Everything for both scans is turned on; scan within archives, scan for rootkits, ....

11 minutes vs 2hr58min? Any many more items scanned during the 11 minute scan?

Are we sure nothing is wrong?

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Yeah, that sounds about right.... a threat scan can only take ~15 min or so on most systems these days...

Also if you perform the scan right after one another without rebooting the computer, the scans would be quicker due to windows caching...

Just to add, I looked at my scan that took place not to long ago, and it scanned 434,044 objects in 8:44 minutes

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