Avscanner.ini In C Drive -

Entry 001: Subject is awake. Heart rate 72. Room temp 21C. Screen active.

It is likely just a leftover log or settings record from that tool. If it appeared randomly:

Finding unfamiliar configuration files in your root directory can be alarming. One common file that users frequently spot is located directly in the C:\ drive.

By itself, a legitimate avscanner.ini file is completely safe and consumes negligible disk space (usually just a few kilobytes). However, malicious actors occasionally use a technique called —naming a virus or Trojan after a common or legitimate-sounding system file to avoid detection.

Entry 45,093: Subject is afraid. System integrity check initiated. Is he ready for deletion?

If Windows prompts you for Administrator permissions to delete a file in the root directory, click .

[Schedule] ; Scheduled scan settings ; Enable scheduled scanning (0/1) EnableSchedule=1