You can then exit the Properties window and wait until you see a result To submit a file to VirusTotal manually, any file (not only “Unknown” ones), which means to upload and re-scan the file, double click a process, go to the Image tab and click the button below named “Submit” These files to VirusTotal select this option:ħ. Version has never been uploaded to VirusTotal. Show “Unknown” in the VirusTotal column, it means that specific file and It’s a “false positive” (wrongly detected) and that the file is clean.Ĭlick the VirusTotal link to get more details about it. If only one AV detected something chances are that There you’ll find when the scan was done and other useful information like what anti-virus products detected anything and what type of possible infection/malware. After a few seconds, we will see the VirusTotal result for every process:Ī VirusTotal result of 0/55 means that 55 anti-virus products have checked the file and that non of them have detected anything awry!Ĭlick the result/link to open the detailed report in a web browser. You may see a UAC prompt here… click Yes. Processes that are running as System and not as a standard user won’t show a VirusTotal result until Process Explorer is restarted with elevated permissions After a few seconds it will show the resultsĥ. The new column VirusTotal will be added automatically, and initially show “Hash submitted…”.
#Virustotal uploader 2015 zip file
If you don’t have a 3rd party Zip program (I recommend 7-Zip!) you can use Windows’ built-in one: right click the Zip file and select “Extract all…” Extract the ZIP file contents to a folder of your choosing. Download Process Explorer from its homepage here: Process ExplorerĢ.
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