Solve : After Virus Scan??

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Answer» I was just wondering....after u run a virus scan & it sends things like malaware,adaware,trojans,etc... to the vault....should I DELETE all the things in that vault? Thanks, TammiViruses .... etc are usually deleted. Sometimes making a quarantine. Antivirus often. OPERATE AUTOMATICALLY. Or give options and recommendeddelete them , there is no reason to keep them Quote from: on April 21, 2010, 07:42:36 AM Viruses .... etc are usually deleted. Sometimes making a quarantine. Antivirus often. Operate automatically. Or give options and recommended Yes, delete them.you : Quote delete them ABSOLUTELY true Quote Viruses .... etc are usually deleted Quote Sometimes making a quarantine. i think if you want to be able to send a file to your antivirus company to have them analyze the file it found you STILL need to have it on your pc. This in turn requires quarantining so file can't spread while you take the time to submit the file. and if it's something like explorer.exe that was infected for example, it's a critical file needed to run windows, you wouldn't want to delete something like this lightly. Quote from: on April 22, 2010, 07:37:38 AM you :Absolutely true i think if you want to be able to send a file to your antivirus company to have them analyze the file it found you still need to have it on your pc. This in turn requires quarantining so file can't spread while you take the time to submit the file. and if it's something like explorer.exe that was infected for example, it's a critical file needed to run windows, you wouldn't want to delete something like this lightly. why would you want to send a virus file anywhere or to any-one when it can be analyzed here Some antivirus programs have the advantage: predicted proactive. For suspicious files behave like viruses. But they are not scheduled in the anti-virus database (collaboration between the company and the customer)The rule of thumb I use with quarantine is to wait for a while. A week or so. Sometimes legitimate files get into quarantine. If you immediately empty it then you could put yourself into a bad situation without being able to restore something. If they are in quarantine then they shoudl be able to do no harm so leaving them for an extended period is normally okay.yes, that's the safest way to do.I got a few various ways of doing this...but basically deleting them is the best way to go,after about a week...? Thanksa for so many REPLIES & the help.Really appreciated!! Tammi Quote from: tamra747 on April 21, 2010, 07:23:30 AM I was just wondering....after u run a virus scan & it sends things like malaware,adaware,trojans,etc... to the vault....should I DELETE all the things in that vault? Thanks, Tammi Quote from: tamra747 on April 25, 2010, 07:33:59 AM I got a few various ways of doing this...but basically deleting them is the best way to go,after about a week...? Thanksa for so many replies & the help.Really appreciated!! Tammi thats right there is no reson to have them in you pc , call back any time for help

Answer» I was just wondering....after u run a virus scan & it sends things like malaware,adaware,trojans,etc... to the vault....should I DELETE all the things in that vault?
Thanks,
TammiViruses .... etc are usually deleted.
Sometimes making a quarantine.
Antivirus often. OPERATE AUTOMATICALLY. Or give options and recommendeddelete them , there is no reason to keep them Quote from: on April 21, 2010, 07:42:36 AM

Viruses .... etc are usually deleted.
Sometimes making a quarantine.
Antivirus often. Operate automatically. Or give options and recommended

Yes, delete them.you :
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delete them

ABSOLUTELY true

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Viruses .... etc are usually deleted

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Sometimes making a quarantine.

i think if you want to be able to send a file to your antivirus company to have them analyze the file it found you STILL need to have it on your pc. This in turn requires quarantining so file can't spread while you take the time to submit the file.
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if it's something like explorer.exe that was infected for example, it's a critical file needed to run windows, you wouldn't want to delete something like this lightly. Quote from: on April 22, 2010, 07:37:38 AM

you :Absolutely true

i think if you want to be able to send a file to your antivirus company to have them analyze the file it found you still need to have it on your pc. This in turn requires quarantining so file can't spread while you take the time to submit the file.
and
if it's something like explorer.exe that was infected for example, it's a critical file needed to run windows, you wouldn't want to delete something like this lightly.

why would you want to send a virus file anywhere or to any-one when it can be analyzed here Some antivirus programs have the advantage: predicted proactive. For suspicious files behave like viruses. But they are not scheduled in the anti-virus database (collaboration between the company and the customer)The rule of thumb I use with quarantine is to wait for a while. A week or so.

Sometimes legitimate files get into quarantine. If you immediately empty it then you could put yourself into a bad situation without being able to restore something. If they are in quarantine then they shoudl be able to do no harm so leaving them for an extended period is normally okay.yes, that's the safest way to do.I got a few various ways of doing this...but basically deleting them is the best way to go,after about a week...?
Thanksa for so many REPLIES & the help.Really appreciated!!
Tammi
Quote from: tamra747 on April 21, 2010, 07:23:30 AM

I was just wondering....after u run a virus scan & it sends things like malaware,adaware,trojans,etc... to the vault....should I DELETE all the things in that vault?
Thanks,
Tammi

Quote from: tamra747 on April 25, 2010, 07:33:59 AM

I got a few various ways of doing this...but basically deleting them is the best way to go,after about a week...?
Thanksa for so many replies & the help.Really appreciated!!
Tammi

thats right there is no reson to have them in you pc , call back any time for help

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