To launch a scan task:
1.In the main menu of the Dr.Web Control Center, select Network.
2.Click the name of a station or group in the hierarchical list.
3.In the toolbar, click 
Scan.
4.In the opened list at the toolbar, select one of the following scan modes:
Dr.Web Scanner for Windows. Express scan. In this mode the following objects will be scanned:
◆main memory (RAM),
◆boot sectors of all disks,
◆autorun objects,
◆root directory of the boot sector,
◆root directory of the Windows OS installation disk,
◆system directory of the Windows OS,
◆My documents folder,
◆temporary directory of the system,
◆temporary directory of the user.
In this mode, Scanner uses default values.
Dr.Web Scanner for Windows. Complete scan. In this mode all hard disks and removable disks (including the boot sectors) will be fully scanned. In this mode, Scanner uses default values.
Dr.Web Scanner for Windows. Custom scan. In this mode you will be able to choose files and folders to scan. In this mode, the Scanner settings window will be opened. Specify scanning parameters and the lists of file system objects to scan (instructions on settings scan parameters are given below) and click Scan for viruses.
Dr.Web Enterprise Scanner for Windows. In this mode the scan will be done via the Dr.Web Enterprise Scanner. In this mode, the Scanner settings window will be opened. Specify scanning parameters and the lists of file system objects to scan (instructions on settings scan parameters are given below) and click Scan for viruses.
Dr.Web Enterprise Scanner for Unix. To scan stations which operate under UNIX system-based OS. Specify scanning parameters and the lists of file system objects to scan and click Scan for viruses.
Dr.Web Enterprise Scanner for Mac OS X. To scan stations which operate under Mac OS X. Specify scanning parameters and the lists of file system objects to scan and click Scan for viruses.