These arguments apply to the main executable (USBVaccine.exe), not to the setup program.
USBVaccine [ +system|-system ] [ /resident [/hidetray] [/autovaccinate] ] [/experimentalntfs] [/agreelicense] [drive units]
[drive units]: Vaccinate drive unit [ A|B|C…|Z ]
+system : Computer vaccination
-system : Remove computer vaccine
/resident: Start program hidden and prompt for vaccinating every new drive
/autovaccinate: Automatically vaccinates any new drive inserted when used with the /resident command
/hidetray: Hides tray icon when used with the /resident command
/experimentalntfs: Enables the vaccination of NTFS USB keys. This is an experimental feature, use at your own risk. It’s recommended to backup your USB key before vaccinating it. Please send your feedback about this feature to http://research.pandasecurity.com/archive/Panda-USB-and-AutoRun-Vaccine.aspx
/agreelicense: Use this parameter when you agree to the end user license agreement but want to avoid the agreement dialog being presented to the user
Examples
To vaccinate USB drive F:\ and G:\, use
USBVaccine.exe F G
To vaccinate the computer, use
USBVaccine.exe +system
To vaccinate the computer and to prompt the user to vaccinate every new drive without showing a tray icon, use
USBVaccine.exe" /resident /hidetray +system
If you are not using the UBSVaccine installer, it could be very useful to create a Shortcut in the Startup folder to USBVaccine with this command line (or without the /hidetray) to make sure that every time you boot the computer USBVaccine gets loaded by the system and it vaccinates the computer and prompts the user for vaccinating any new non vaccinated USB drive.
Remember that you can always show the main user interface in this situation (/resident and /hidetray) by executing USBVaccine again without command line arguments.
USBVaccine [ +system|-system ] [ /resident [/hidetray] [/autovaccinate] ] [/experimentalntfs] [/agreelicense] [drive units]
[drive units]: Vaccinate drive unit [ A|B|C…|Z ]
+system : Computer vaccination
-system : Remove computer vaccine
/resident: Start program hidden and prompt for vaccinating every new drive
/autovaccinate: Automatically vaccinates any new drive inserted when used with the /resident command
/hidetray: Hides tray icon when used with the /resident command
/experimentalntfs: Enables the vaccination of NTFS USB keys. This is an experimental feature, use at your own risk. It’s recommended to backup your USB key before vaccinating it. Please send your feedback about this feature to http://research.pandasecurity.com/archive/Panda-USB-and-AutoRun-Vaccine.aspx
/agreelicense: Use this parameter when you agree to the end user license agreement but want to avoid the agreement dialog being presented to the user
Examples
To vaccinate USB drive F:\ and G:\, use
USBVaccine.exe F G
To vaccinate the computer, use
USBVaccine.exe +system
To vaccinate the computer and to prompt the user to vaccinate every new drive without showing a tray icon, use
USBVaccine.exe" /resident /hidetray +system
If you are not using the UBSVaccine installer, it could be very useful to create a Shortcut in the Startup folder to USBVaccine with this command line (or without the /hidetray) to make sure that every time you boot the computer USBVaccine gets loaded by the system and it vaccinates the computer and prompts the user for vaccinating any new non vaccinated USB drive.
Remember that you can always show the main user interface in this situation (/resident and /hidetray) by executing USBVaccine again without command line arguments.
Command line arguments for the setup program
USBVaccineSetup.exe [ +system|-system ] [ /resident [/hidetray] [/autovaccinate] ] [/experimentalntfs] [/agreelicense] [[/silent] | [/verysilent]]
Besides the standard arguments: +system, -system, /resident, /autovaccinate, /hidetray, /experimentalntfs and /agreelicense, you can also invoke the Setup with the following arguments:
/SILENT, /VERYSILENT: Instructs Setup to be silent or very silent. When Setup is silent the wizard and the background window are not displayed but the installation progress window is. When a setup is very silent this installation progress window is not displayed. Everything else is normal so for example error messages during installation are displayed and the startup prompt is (if you haven't disabled it with the '/SP-').
The standard arguments will be used to configure the installations settings of the setup program.
USBVaccineSetup.exe [ +system|-system ] [ /resident [/hidetray] [/autovaccinate] ] [/experimentalntfs] [/agreelicense] [[/silent] | [/verysilent]]
Besides the standard arguments: +system, -system, /resident, /autovaccinate, /hidetray, /experimentalntfs and /agreelicense, you can also invoke the Setup with the following arguments:
/SILENT, /VERYSILENT: Instructs Setup to be silent or very silent. When Setup is silent the wizard and the background window are not displayed but the installation progress window is. When a setup is very silent this installation progress window is not displayed. Everything else is normal so for example error messages during installation are displayed and the startup prompt is (if you haven't disabled it with the '/SP-').
The standard arguments will be used to configure the installations settings of the setup program.
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