Clean NOT delete


  1. panais
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    Clean NOT delete


    How to Clean Infected Files With Trojan Without Deleting Them?
    Last edited by panais; 21 Mar 2010 at 01:24.
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  3. Tews
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    run a full scan with your A/V program, it should clean the virus...
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  4. panais
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    Tews said:
    run a full scan with your A/V program, it should clean the virus...
    No good idea,AV DELETE the files. Any other suggestion?
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  6. Dinesh
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    If it deletes, it means it cant clean. No other way to save the file. Try any other AV.
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  7. thathagat
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    panais said:
    How to Clean Infected Files With Trojan Without Deleting Them?
    as Dinesh said....
    If it deletes, it means it cant clean.
    so either ....
    1.let it clean and hope its not a system file
    2.keep the setting to not remove/clean incurable detections...mighty risky though and scan with other on demand scanners before deleting it
    3.Always keep a clean,working image backed up on an external hdd for the day when lightening strikes ....be it infection/bad update/botched software installation etc
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