I checked the NAVDX commandline options (NAVDX /?) and none are helpful.
Here they are:
Norton AntiVirus Command Line Version 1.0,
Copyright 1993-1996 by Symantec Corporation
Find and remove viruses in files, directories, and drives.
NAVDX [pathname] [options]
pathname Any valid drive, directory, file, or combination of items.
/? Display this help screen.
/A or /L Scan All drives or Local drives. A: and B: are skipped.
/B[+|-] Enable or disable scanning of boot records.
/BOOT Only scan the boot sectors of specified drives.
/M[+|-] Enable or disable scanning of memory.
/MEM Only scan memory.
/HEUR:[0|1|2|3] Set Bloodhound(tm) sensitivity. (0 disables)
/S[+|-] Enable or disable scanning subdirectories.
/REPAIR Repair infected files automatically.
/DELETE Delete infected files automatically.
/PROMPT Prompt for repair or delete on each infected file.
/HALT Halt the system when a virus is found.
/CFG:[directory] Specifies the directory containing Norton AntiVirus
configuration files.
/LOG:file Create a log file.
/APPENDLOG:file Append to a log file.
/DOALLFILES Scan all files, not just executables.
/ZIPS Scan files in compressed files.
/NOBEEP Do not generate any sound.
/HELPERROR List all possible DOS errorlevels NAVDX returns.
Loading NAVDX, please wait...
DOS errorlevels NAVDX returns.
0 No errors occurred and no viruses were found.
10 A virus was found in memory.
11 An internal program error occurred.
13 One or more viruses were found in the master boot record, boot
sector, or files.
15 NAVDX self-check failed; it may be infected or damaged.
102 CTRL-C or CTRL-BREAK was used to interrupt the Scan.
Loading NAVDX, please wait...
"R. Scott Perry" wrote:
>
> >However, when I run this under Win NT Server 4.0 (SP 6a), I get an NT GUI
> >box opening up saying "the application attempted to access the disk
> >hardware directly which is not supported - Terminate
> >or Ignore". Choosing "ignore" allows NAVDX to proceed normally. However,
> >the GUI box can't be
> >bypassed without a mouse click.
> >
> >I believe this occurs because NAVDX is attempting to "touch" the system
> >record and/or the partition table to verify that the hard drive is there -
> >I saw some technotes to that effect
>
> I recall a similar problem with another scanner, that had the same problem
> on NT, but there was a command line option that overcame the problem. If
> you type "NAVDX" by itself on a command line, do you get output that lists
> the options available?
> -Scott
>
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