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I want Quick Heal to scan my system at every first boot on daily basis. What to do?

You can schedule the scanner to run automatically at predetermined time and intervals. You can schedule the scanning for daily and weekly. This will supplement other automatic protection features to ensure that your machine remains virus-free.

To configure Schedule Scans, follow these steps:

On the Quick Heal Total Security Multi-Device Dashboard, click Mac Security.
On the Mac Security setting screen, click Schedule Scans.
The Scheduled Scans details screen appears.
To create a new schedule for scanning, click Add.
The Add Scheduled Scan screen appears where you can create a new scan schedule
name, its frequency, and other details.
In the Scan name text box, type a scan schedule name.
Set Scan Frequency from Daily and Weekly.
Set Scan Time either as Start scan at first boot or Start scan at Fixed Time. When you
select Start at first boot, you do not have to specify the time of the day to start the scan.
Scanning takes place only during the first boot irrespective at what time you start the
system.
Set Scan priority from High and Low as you prefer.
Set the Scan location:
Set the Scan settings:
To save your settings, click Save.

How do I set my Internet setting in case of proxy or sock4/5 connection?

To configure Proxy Setting, follow these steps:

On the Quick Heal Total Security Multi-Device Dashboard, click Settings.
On the Settings screen, click Proxy Support.
On the Proxy Support screen, turn Proxy support ON to enable proxy support.
The Select proxy type, Enter server, Enter port, and user credentials text boxes are
enabled.
Select the proxy type from HTTP, SOCKS V4, SOCKS V5 based on your preference.
In the Enter Server text box, enter the IP address of the proxy server or domain name.
In Enter port text box, enter the port number of the proxy server.
By default port number is set as 80 for HTTP and 1080 for SOCKS V4, SOCKS V5.
Enter user name and password credentials.
To save your settings, click Save.