Since it is free for licensed Windows users, there isn't a licensing issue.
You can check files on drives via network connections.
However--the scanning and repair functionality is only part of the picture.
The real-time protection is probably more significant in the long run. Why
not put it on, scan, clean, and leave it there?
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