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Greetings:
I've got lots of files (infected) in these folders. Can I just delete the files and empty the folders? Is there any reason to keep the files? Thanks - L |
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On Mon, 19 Jan 2004 02:42:22 GMT, "Leonard M. Wapner"
<lwapner@adelphia.net> wrote: >Greetings: > >I've got lots of files (infected) in these folders. Can I just delete the >files and empty the folders? Is there any reason to keep the files? > >Thanks - > >L > The only reason to keep them would be to send them for analysis. Else just delete. Taff........... www.sounds-pa.com | www.thecomputerworkshop.com |
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Leonard M. Wapner wrote:
> Greetings: > > I've got lots of files (infected) in these folders. Can I just delete the > files and empty the folders? Is there any reason to keep the files? yes, there is a reason to keep the files... the reason the files aren't deleted outright is to provide you with an 'undo' facility in case quarantining files breaks software on your system... especially in the case of a false alarm... if everything is operating, however, it should be safe to delete the files from quarantine... -- "hungry people don't stay hungry for long they get hope from fire and smoke as the weak grow strong hungry people don't stay hungry for long they get hope from fire and smoke as they reach for the dawn" |
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