Which scan type is used to scan selected storage devices and paths?

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

Answer: (C)

Targeted scanning focuses the check on a defined list of locations rather than the whole machine. When you need to scan only certain storage devices and paths, you use the scan type that lets you specify exact items. This lets you designate specific drives, folders, or network paths to inspect, giving precise control, faster results, and less impact on system performance. That precision is what makes it the best fit for scanning selected storage devices and paths. Other scan types broaden or constrain the scope differently—for example, scanning the entire computer covers everything; scanning removable drives targets only removable media; scanning critical areas focuses on predefined sensitive zones—none of these offer the same level of exact item selection.