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Fortect’s Step-by-Step Guide for Scan and Repair Process

Keelan Balderson

Welcome to Fortect, your trusted partner for optimizing and safeguarding your computer’s performance. In this comprehensive guide, we will take you through the entire scan and repair process with Fortect, ensuring that your computer runs at its best.

Launching the Software:

Double-Click Shortcut

  • Locate the Fortect shortcut icon on your desktop.
  • Simply double-click on the icon to open the Fortect software.

Initiating the Scan:

 

  • Automatic Initial Scan: The first time you launch Fortect, the software automatically commences an initial scan of your computer. This initial scan serves as a baseline assessment, helping Fortect understand your computer’s current condition.

Scanning through the Dashboard:

The Fortect Dashboard is your central command hub for managing scans and repairs. Access it effortlessly and select the following scans.

  • Full Scan – performs an in-depth analysis for optimal performance, robust security, and a seamless computing experience.
  • Privacy Scan – detects and removes privacy risks, safeguarding your sensitive data. Your privacy is essential, and Fortect is here to protect it.
  • Performance Scan – enhances your system’s speed and stability, providing a smoother experience.
  • Quick Scan – identifies and neutralizes potential malware threats, ensuring your computer stays safe.

Monitoring the Scan Progress:

Keep a close eye on the scan’s progress to stay informed:

  • Progress Bar: A progress bar visually represents how far the scan has advanced. It gradually fills up as Fortect meticulously checks your computer for issues.
  • Scan Details: For those seeking more information, you can delve into the scan’s specifics, such as the number of items scanned and any threats that have been detected.

Reviewing Scan Results:

Once the scan is completed, Fortect presents you with a detailed summary, including:

  • Scan Overview: This provides an overview of the scan, including its duration and the total number of items scrutinized.
  • Detected Issues: Fortect lists any problems or threats it has identified during the scan. Each item comes with a concise explanation to help you understand the issue better.

Repairing Detected Issues:

Now, it’s time to take action and rectify any problems Fortect has pinpointed:

  • Free Version: If you’re using Fortect’s free trial version, you can follow straightforward steps to address the identified issues through the “View & Fix’ section.
  • Premium Version: For those who have upgraded to the premium version, you’ll unlock the Full Repair feature. Fortect offers various options for comprehensive issue resolution, ensuring your computer’s optimal performance in one single click of a button.
  • Full Repair: Our Full Repair feature thoroughly scans your system for a wide range of issues and comprehensively fixes them, ensuring your device operates at its optimal performance. It’s your one-stop solution for maintaining a healthy and efficient system.
  • Section Repair: With Section Repair (View & Fix) , you can target specific areas of your system for inspection and repair. This feature allows you to address individual issues or areas that require attention without the need for a full system scan, providing flexibility and efficiency in maintaining your device.

By following these simple steps, you’ve successfully completed a scan and review with Fortect. Regular scans and prompt issue resolution are essential for maintaining your computer’s peak performance and security. Fortect is your trusted ally on this journey, available to assist you every step of the way.

Should you encounter any difficulties or have questions during the process, don’t hesitate to reach out to our dedicated support team. We are here to provide you with the assistance you need on your path to a smoother, more efficient computer experience.

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