Even more interestingly, the service, known as AVX Scan, is available free of charge. The service is not just limited to consumer users, as is often the case with some free services of this type. Instead, Central Command says that AVX Scan will be offered to businesses, government and all types of users. Keith Peer, the firm's CEO, said that the online service means an end to time-consuming installation of software, as well as updates and maintenance. Once the main Web page has loaded, which takes a minute or two, users can select which features of their machine they want scanned.
Users can also select an autoclean option to clean their machine in the event that a virus is found.