Comodo Cleaning Essentials

• Introduction To Comodo Cleaning Essentials
  • System Requirements
  • Downloading Comodo Cleaning Essentials
  • Starting Comodo Cleaning Essentials
  • The Main Interface
• Scanning Your System
  • Smart Scan
  • Full Scan
  • Custom Scan
  • Comparison Of Scan Types
• Configuring Comodo Cleaning Essentials
• The Tools Menu
  • Managing Quarantined Items
  • Managing Trusted Vendors
  • Importing Antivirus Database
  • Checking For Software Updates
• Introduction To KillSwitch
  • Starting KillSwitch
    • From The Comodo Cleaning Essentials Interface
    • From The Folder Containing Comodo Cleaning Essentials Files
    • Replacing Windows Task Manager With KillSwitch
  • The Main Interface
    • The System Tray Icon
  • Viewing And Handling Processes, Applications And Services
    • Processes
      • Stopping, Starting And Handling The Processes
      • Viewing Properties Of A Process
    • Applications
      • Handling The Applications
    • Services
      • Stopping, Starting And Deleting The Services
      • Viewing The Properties Of A Service
  • Viewing And Handling Network Connections And Usage
    • Network Connections
      • Inspecting And Closing Network Connections
    • Network Utilization
  • Configuring KillSwitch
  • KillSwitch Tools
    • Viewing System Information
    • Repairing Windows Settings And Features
    • Analyzing Program Usage
    • Searching For Handles Or DLLs
    • Verifying Authenticity Of Applications
    • Boot Logging And Handling Loaded Modules
    • Running Programs From Command Line Interface
    • Viewing KillSwitch Logs
    • Finding Process Of The Active Window
  • Managing Currently Logged-in Users
  • Help And About Details
• Introduction To Autorun Analyzer
  • Starting Autorun Analyzer
    • From The Comodo Cleaning Essentials Interface
    • From The KillSwitch Interface
    • From The Folder Containing Comodo Cleaning Essentials Files
  • The Main Interface
  • Viewing And Handling Autorun Items
    • Handling Autorun Items
    • Filtering Entries Based On Categories
    • Viewing Autorun Items For Other User Accounts
  • Help And About Details
• Help And About Details
  • Help
  • About
• Using The Command Line Interface
  • Running A Smart Scan From The Command Line Interface
  • Running A Custom Scan From The Command Line Interface
  • Running A Virus Database Update Task From The Command Line Interface
  • Viewing Help
• About Comodo

Running a Virus Database Update Task from the Command Line Interface

• Open the Windows command line interface

• Specify the command in the following format

 <file path>/ <executable> -u

For example, if the folder containing Comodo Cleaning Essentials files is stored in C:\Comodo, the command would be:

C:\Comodo\CCE\CCE -u

The local virus database will be updated.