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You can understand that the boot-time scan detects threats as per your choice. You can check that option again if you want to keep it automatic.

After doing that, simply move the cursor down until you see the automatic action performed during this scan, then you just need to uncheck the checked option.

Then you have to click the boot-time scan tab.

After that, you can see a setting icon on the right side, just click.

Then click on the virus scan option, which is under protection.

First of all, you have to open avast antivirus software on your computer.

You can also let it go manually, which is prompted when you scan the boot time manually. In automatic mode, Boot-Time Scan automatically detects threats. If you want to know how to do threat detection, you need to disable and enable automatic action.

If you want to know how to specify the boot time scan will respond and detect then, here we have mentioned all of them. How Boot-Time Scan will respond to detected threats If you’re really excited to know how to specify the boot time the scan will respond and detect, here we’ve listed them all too. Read it carefully till the end to know about it. Here you will also find information on how to boot scan log scan malware and threats in your computer, you should also know this. We will now know how to schedule and run a boot-time scan.

To run this feature you will have to manually schedule the Boost Time Scan feature if needed, as it cannot run automatically on your computer. Generally, it may take some time for your PC to work.

You know Boost Time is an amazing feature especially developed to protect your computer from a lot of unnecessary malware and threats. If any threat and malware is found, Avast removes unwanted threats from your PC without your knowledge. It will help you to install and notify if it detected any threat to your PC. If you have any doubt that your PC contains unwanted threats whenever you open it, you’ll need to turn on your computer, and navigate to Avast Antivirus which lets you schedule boot-time scans, which will let you know.