The Dr.Web section displays the summary of information about the Dr.Web product installed on the computer. The General tab displays general information about the product, the Changed settings tab lists the product settings changed from the default ones, and the Quarantine tab contains information about the malicious objects moved to quarantine by the product.
The General tab
Information on the General tab is divided into collapsible blocks:
•Product info
•Installed components
•Installed products
•Launched modules
•License files
•Anti-virus databases
•Installed software
To collapse the block, click the 
icon. To expand it again, click 
. Data in each block is presented in a table. You can sort them in the descending/ascending order by clicking 
in the respective column.
Product info
The table in this section lists the following data about the Dr.Web product installed on the computer:
•Version: the product version.
•Hash: the checksum of the application file.
•Path: the location of the program folder.
•Repository: the path to repository.
•Path to bases: the location of the anti-virus databases.
Installed components
The table in this section lists the following data on the anti-virus components:
•Name: the name of the component.
•Status: whether the component is installed or not. If it is installed, the tick icon is displayed in this column.
Installed products
The table in this section lists the following data on the Doctor Web products:
•Name: the name of the product.
•Date created: the date when the product file was created.
Launched modules
The table in this section lists the following data on the active modules of the anti-virus:
•PID: the process ID.
•Name: the name of the module.
•Version: the version of the module.
License files
The table in this section lists the following data on the license files of the Dr.Web product:
•File name: the name of the license file.
•User number: a unique number of the license holder.
•User name: the user name of the license holder.
•Date created: the date and time when the license file was created.
•Expires: the license expiration date and time.
•Computers: the number of devices where you can use the product according to the terms of the license.
•Applications: the list of product applications.
•Settings: the list of components, which are covered or not by the license.
To expand the information in a cell, click 
.
Anti-virus databases
The table in this section lists the following data on the databases of virus signatures used by Dr.Web to identify malicious code:
•File name: the name of the file with the virus signature database.
•Number of records: the number of recorded virus signatures in the database.
•Version: the version of the database.
•Unix timestamp: Unix time of the latest update of the database.
•Date: the date and time of the most recent update of the database.
•Type of detects: types of malicious code identified by the signatures in the database (such as viruses, adware, and so on).
Installed software
The table in this section lists the following data on the Dr.Web product installed on the computer:
•Name: the name of the Dr.Web product.
•Location: the location of the Dr.Web product.
•Uninstall script: the script that can be used to uninstall the Dr.Web product.
The Changed settings tab
In the tab, you can see a table with the following columns that show the changed settings of Dr.Web:
•Name: the setting name defined by the administrator.
•Description: information about the setting.
•Key: the Windows registry key associated with the setting.
•Value name: the name of the Windows registry value.
•Default: the default data of the Windows registry value.
•Current: the current data of the Windows registry value.
The Quarantine tab
In the tab, you can see a table with the following columns that show the malicious objects moved to quarantine:
•Object: the object name.
•Threat: the threat name.
•Date added: the date when the object was added.
•Path: the object path.
•Type: the object type.
•Component: the component that moved the object to quarantine.
You can filter the table of the quarantined objects by type and component. To do this, click 
and select the filter option you need.
You can also search for the quarantined objects. To do this, enter the object name (or part of it) in the search bar above the table.