This tool has been tested and worked fine on both x86 and 圆4 architectures, and also was tested and worked fine on Windows 7.Īlso, it was only tested and worked with BitDefender 2010, but it might also work on previous versions (2008 and/or 2009). BDC Launcher is not an antivirus itself, so it needs BitDefender to run correctly. If you want to save the logs, you will have to save them manually.Īll you need to run BDC Launcher is to have BitDefender installed correctly on your system. However, the only downside is that these logs will not show up in BitDefender 2010 History. So BDC Launcher is somehow an interface for easy access to bdc.īdc.exe is also capable of generating scan logs (you can configure the log location and a few options for logging from BDC Launcher). Check the Help file of the application to make sure you type the correct command line.īasically, BDC Launcher will take the path received in command line and launch bdc.exe using the parameters previously set (when you first set the scanning options) and the path. Depending on the application you need to set, this parameter might be different, or even be missing (and be added directly). %1 means the path that needs to be sent as command line. After you've configured BDC Launcher, you can set the application in question to "scan with BDC Launcher", by setting this command line: The utility of this tool is that it can be used in different applications (like download managers) which have the option of automatically using an antivirus scanner. The Help button also gives some hints and details about how it works. Clicking Save will save all settings into a file settings.ini, in the same folder as BDC Launcher. It will display a dialog where you can set the scanning options:Īny combination of those options should be valid (except the Do not recurse folders, which will make bdc ignore the Folder recursion depth option). Save the file wherever you want (preferably, in an empty folder).įirst of all, you can simply run it. If you have BitDefender on 32 bits, you have to download the first one. You will find at the above link 2 executables: bdc launcher.exe (32 bits) and bdc launcher 圆4.exe (64 bits).ĭownload the one that is OK for your system.
It's a tool which you can use to start bdc, offering in the same time a simple, fast and intuitive graphical interface to configure the scanning parameters. HERE you will find a tool called BitDefender Console Launcher.īasically, this tool does what Alex explained above. Hello Kelvinsmj (and anyone else who is interested about this matter), (Example: bdc.exe c:\Program Files) and hit Enter. Now in order to scan a file or a folder you will have to type bdc.exe and the path of that file. After that please type bdc.exe and hit Enter.Ħ. Please type the following command : cd "C:\Program Files\Common Files\BitDefender\BitDefender Threat Scanner\av32bit_16333\" and hit Enter.ĥ. The Command Prompt window will show up.Ĥ.
In the run text field please type cmd and hit Ok.ģ. Click on Start from Windows and choose Run.Ģ.
You will have to access this executable file from Command Prompt. You should open that file and you will see that there is an executable file called " bdc.exe". Ĭ:\Program Files\Common Files\BitDefender\BitDefender Threat Scanner\ and there you should look after the last file that begins with av32bit_XXXX. Bellow you will find the procedure that should help you scan with BitDefender from Command Prompt.
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