Once you do get Eset up and running, everything looks like it's going to be easy: The home screen is simplified to a fault, with just a handful of options available to the user. But should you find the need to dig into the settings, all of that changes. Under the hood, Eset is a virtual rat's nest, with an exhaustive tree of option after option that even experts will find off-putting and convoluted. And, you likely will have to venture into this no man's land in relatively short order: Eset does not give you an option for a complete system scan on the home screen at all. You have to configure it via a badly labeled ("Selected profile") drop-down menu found only on the options screen.
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