You can sort-of get around this by right-clicking an object in Explorer and selecting ZoneAlarm > Scan, but that's hardly convenient. Unusually, ZoneAlarm Free Antivirus doesn't allow you to run a custom scan from the interface, not even to scan a particular folder or drive. It's still only a click away, though, and gives you access to the program's three scan types: Quick, Full, and Full Scan With Archives. Meanwhile the function you're most likely to need, Scan, is tucked away as a tiny menu item. The bulk of the console is taken up with three panels displaying the status of its antivirus, firewall and identity theft modules, for instance, but most of the space is wasted with text descriptions of what each module does and three arguably unnecessary View Details buttons. The ZoneAlarm Free Antivirus interface is something of a mess, cluttered with unnecessary elements and more awkward to use than it needs to be.
ZoneAlarm Free Antivirus puts all the controls of its antivirus, firewall and identity protection at your fingertips (Image Credit: ZoneAlarm) Features
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