The anti virus has stored a few viruses into the virus vault. Is it okay to delete them?
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It is recommended to keep your suspicious programs in "Quarantine" area.\n\nprevention is better than cure.
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You can also have them automatically emptied when you close the internet or turn off your computer, or disable them completely.\n\nI would run a check every three days to delete unwanted files, virus scan often.
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They are probably quarantined because either A) it's a corrupted file  or B) the file has been infected with a virus....either way, if they are not important files I would delete them.
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Hi there,\n\nWithout knowing exactly what virus you are infected with it is difficult to give specific advice.\n\nHowever, one all-in-one solution I would recommend you try to clean-up this mess is a program called Prevx1. This is continually proving to detect, protect and remove more malware (virii, spyware, adware, trojans, etc) than all leading security programs. They have also recently released an updated version which is reported as now being the most capable removal utility available ANYWHERE as well as continuing to protect you from being infected again in the future.\n\nYou can read more about prevx1 and/or download a free trial of the program from here:\nhttp://www.prevx.com
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Either you or your antivirus deleted the files. reinstall it.
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I have 32 about 20 of which are necessary...\n\nhttp://www.jimmyr.com/security.php scan for viruses and see how to edit startup.
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try using safe-mode.\n\nmost worms/viruses doesn't work on safe-mode.\nto start windows in safe-mode press F8 before windows start loading.\n\nthen you can run anti-virus on safe-mode to remove the file or manually delete the infected file.
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I'd not worry about which are and which aren't (infected)...I'd run a virus program that scans, cleans, disinfects and deletes infected files on ALL computers.  That way you have no worries about trying to figure out which ones are, or aren't, and cover all the bases in one swoop!\n\nPS...try Panda Virus Scan, the professional edition...it's the best on the market, with hourly updates on newest viruses!
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these are all legitimate programs... what makes you think they are viruses?\ninfact... if you delete the desktop.ini (assuming it's not a copy in a wrong location in which case it may be a virus) you'll ruin your OS.
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what you can do is locate the files a delete them in safe mode, or you can reformat and reload. and never DL stuff and open it with out a virus scan first, also the chat room software lets people put virus on your computer. \n\ngood luck
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Go and kill those viruses with AVG:\n\nhttp://free.grisoft.com/doc/5390/lng/us/tpl/v5
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The vault isolates the virus so it cannot harm your system. You can then attempt ridding your computer of the virus using AVG. If this fails, a Google search of the virus name should give you links to a site where you can download a patch to solve the problem.
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Its nothing to do with viruses. All I can say is try a different browser like Firefox or Opera. I don't think this problem would remain in the others. Its just a problem that occurs because of the incompatibility of your browser with the delete script. Hope this helps!
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Uninstall, delete all folders related to the software, and reinstall.  Make sure you have all other versions of antivirus software uninstalled and the you turn off all spyware and similar programs.
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It is a virus. Your anti-virus application should have the ability to Quarantine or Delete the file.
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Run anti-virus program for any virus. If that doesn't detect any virus, try re-installing the OS. Re-installing the OS won't delete any files (but be sure to back-up your documents first), but it will solve most of the problems.
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usually not, scan it with an antivirus