Amiti Antivirus

Amiti Antivirus is a reliable and user-friendly software utility designed to provide you with the proper means to protect the security of your computer and that of the personal information you might be storing on it.

Following a rather lengthy installation period, the program launches automatically in the system tray, allowing you to access it whenever you need. Optionally, it can also integrate into your Windows context menu, letting you perform scans on specific items from your PC.

Amiti Antivirus's main window displays your system's 'Status', including the 'Last Performed Scan', the 'Total Malware Detected', the number of 'Files In the Cage' and several other details that ensure you your computer is at bay from any infections.

The 'Scan' section of the application allows you to choose from several options for analyzing your system, depending on whichever you want to work with. The 'Quick Scan' performs a swift verification in order to ensure that none of the major files are infected, whereas the 'System Scan' looks into the status of the important files for any damage or corruption from outside attacks.

The 'Full Scan' enables you to verify every single item on your PC and make sure there is no infection, virus or other forms of malware hiding in some remote corner of your system. Finally, the 'Custom Scan' allows you to select a particular file or folder on your computer and analyze it in order to determine if it poses any threat.

If Amiti Antivirus comes across an infection, it is sent to 'The Cage', where you can 'Delete Forever' or 'Restore' the item. The program also offers a scan scheduler, which can be performed at user-defined intervals, under specific conditions. Moreover, it provides you with the ability to create a 'Keep List' comprising the objects that should be excluded from a 'System Scan'.

To conclude, Amiti Antivirus is a useful and efficient protection tool that can help you make sure you or your computer are not affected by viruses, trojans, malware or other type of virtual attacks.