I'm getting these messages when I run memory scan:
Scan Started Wed Apr 25 06:46:03 2012
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ERROR: 'D:" --kill --memory' doesn't exist or is not a directory


and directories scanning:
Scan Started Wed Apr 25 06:37:54 2012
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ERROR: 'D:" --recursive --exclude=[^\]*\.dbx$ --exclude=[^\]*\.tbb$ --exclude=[^\]*\.pst$ --exclude=[^\]*\.dat$ --exclude=[^\]*\.log$ --exclude=[^\]*\.evt$ --exclude=[^\]*\.nsf$ --exclude=[^\]*\.ntf$ --exclude=[^\]*\.chm$ --kill C:\ ' doesn't exist or is not a directory

Thanks in advance.

Cazador

I think Kill C:\ is a Linux command. Are you using ClamWin for Windows or Clam AV for Linux. This forum is devoted to use of ClamWin for Windows. Anyway it appears that the scanner is trying to kill a process (I think).

Regards,

Thanks Bob.

I'm using Windows 2000 and I sucessfully ran the first drivers scan and I did an update yesterday and that's when I ran into problems.

Cazador

It looks like a D: device/drive has been referenced in the scan. I think you are using a scan script, so you might try removing that reference from your script. You don't need anything but RAM in the memory scan.

Regards,