In-depth scan of all connected storage devices. Which scan type is used?

• A. Scan Type: Entire Computer
• B. Scan Type: Critical Areas
• C. Scan Type: Removable Drives
• D. Scan Type: Specific Items

Answer: (A)

The key idea is scan scope: how wide the check goes. For an in-depth sweep of every storage device attached to the system, you run a full computer scan. This covers all files on internal drives and any connected storage (like external USB drives), ensuring nothing on any disk is missed. The other options focus on narrower areas: Critical Areas targets only high-risk system locations, Removable Drives scans only external media, and Specific Items lets you pick particular files or folders. Those would miss data on other drives, so they aren’t as thorough when the goal is to inspect all connected storage. Hence, the full computer scan is the best choice for an in-depth, all-storage-device check.