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List – Contains functions for easier navigation within the program as

well as various other functions like ﬁnding information online.

NOTE: Items highlighted in red are unknown and are therefore

considered potentially dangerous. If an item is in red, it does not

automatically mean that you can delete the ﬁle. Before deleting,

please make sure that the ﬁles are truly dangerous or not needed.

Help – Contains information about the application and its functions.

Detail – Inﬂuences information displayed in other sections of

SysInspector. In Basic mode you have access to information used to

ﬁnd solutions for common problems in your system. In Medium mode

the program displays less used details. In Full mode ESET SysInspector

displays detailed information needed to solve more complex

problems.

Item ﬁltering – The most eective use of Item ﬁltering is to ﬁnd

suspicious ﬁles or registry entries in your system. By adjusting the

slider you can ﬁlter items by their Risk Level. If the slider is set to the

far left (Risk Level 1) then all items are displayed. By moving the slider

to the right, the program ﬁlters out items that are less risky than the

current Risk Level and only displays items that are more suspicious

than the displayed level. With the slider on the far right, the program

displays only known harmful items.

All items within the range 6 to 9 can pose a security risk. If you do not

have an ESET security solution installed, we recommend you scan your

system with the ESET Online scanner after the program has found any

high‑risk items. ESET Online scanner is a free service and can be found

at http://www.eset.com/onlinescan/.

NOTE: The Risk level of an item can be determined quickly by

comparing the color of the item with the color on the Risk Level slider.

Search – Search can be used to quickly ﬁnd a speciﬁc item by its name

or part of its name. The results of search requests are displayed in the

Description window.

Return – By clicking the back or forward arrow you can return to

previously displayed information in the Description window.

Status section – Displays the current node in the Navigation window.

5.4.1.2 Navigating in ESET SysInspector

ESET SysInspector divides various types of information into several

basic sections called nodes. If available, you may ﬁnd additional

details by expanding each node into its subnodes. To open or collapse

a node just double‑click the name of the node or click

or next to

the name of the node. As you browse through the tree structure of

nodes and subnodes in the Navigation window you may ﬁnd various

details for each node shown in the Description window. If you browse

through items in the Description window, additional details for each

item may display in the Details window.

Below are descriptions of the main nodes in the Navigation window

and related information in the Description and Details windows.

Running processes – This node contains information about

applications and processes running at the time the report was

generated. The Description window displays details for each process,

such as dynamic libraries used by the process and their location in the

system, the name of the application’s vendor, the risk level of the ﬁle,

etc.

The Details window contains additional information about items

selected in the Description window such as the ﬁle size or its hash.

NOTE: An operating system is comprised of several important kernel

processes which run continually in order to provide basic functions

vital to other applications. In certain cases, such processes are

displayed in ESET SysInspector as a ﬁle path beginning with \??\. These

symbols indicate a safe and accurate conﬁguration.

Network connections – The Description window contains a list of

processes and applications communicating over the network. The

communication protocol used is shown in the Navigation window

(TCP or UDP) along with the remote address to which the application

is connecting. You can also check DNS assigned IP addresses.

The Details window contains additional information about items

selected in the Description window such as the ﬁle size or its hash.

Important Registry Entries – Contains a list of selected registry

entries often related to various problems with your system such as

specifying startup programs, browser helper objects (BHO), etc.

In the Description window you may ﬁnd which ﬁles are related to

speciﬁc registry entries. You may see additional details in the Details

window.

Services – The Description window contains a list of ﬁles registered as

Windows Services. You may check the way the service is set to start

along with speciﬁc details about the ﬁle in the Details window.

Drivers – The list of drivers installed on the system.

Critical ﬁles – The Description window displays content of critical ﬁles

related to the Microsoft Windows®operating system.

System information – Contains detailed information about hardware

and software along with information about set environmental

variables and user rights.

File details – A list of important system ﬁles and ﬁles in the Program

Files folder. Additional information speciﬁc to the ﬁles can be found in

the Description and Details windows.

About – Information about ESET SysInspector

5.4.1.3 Compare

The Compare feature allows you to compare two existing SysInspector

logs in order to highlight common to both logs. This feature is useful

if you want to keep track of changes to the system and may allow you

to detect the activity of malicious code.

After launching, ESET SysInspector creates a new log, which is

displayed in a new window. Navigate to File > Save Log to save a

log to a ﬁle. Log ﬁles can later be opened and viewed. To open an

existing log, click File > Open Log. In the main program window, ESET

SysInspector always displays one log at a time.

If you are comparing two logs, it’s important to compare a currently

active log to a log saved in a ﬁle. To compare logs, use the option

File > Compare Log and choose Select ﬁle. The selected log will

be compared to the active one in the main program windows. The

resulting, so called comparative log will display only dierences

between those two logs.

NOTE: If you compare two log ﬁles, select File > Save Log, and save

it as a .zip ﬁle, both ﬁles are saved. If you later open this ﬁle, the

contained logs are automatically compared.

Next to the displayed items, SysInspector shows symbols identifying

dierences between the compared logs. Items marked by a can

only be found in the active log and were not present in the opened

comparative log. Items marked by a on the other hand, were

present only in the opened log and are missing in the active one.

Description of all symbols that can be displayed next to items:

new value, not present in the previous log

tree structure section contains new values

removed value, present in the previous log only

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