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Maybe you can help me out, I have 4 virus in my vault, what should I do, how
do I get rid of them, or should I just leave them where they are. I am not
sure where to look for this answer. I have the avg system.

thank you
 
Try to heal them first.

Open the AVG Virus Vault | Action | Heal file(s) | If that doesn't
work | Action | Empty vault

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Hope this helps. Let us know.

Wes
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Wesley

I checked and it says it cannot be healed, if I empty the vault won't
that let the virus back in my computer, I'm not really sure how this works.
But thx for responding back to me. If it is safe to empty the vault I will
do that.
thanks
 
From AVG FREE HELP...

[[Toolbar (control buttons)
Use the toolbar (located above the file list) to manipulate selected files
underneath – delete, heal, restore to disk, show detailed information about
infections, etc.

List of objects
This feature shows objects (files) that meet the filter conditions selected
in the List of filters.

The list allows you to select one or more files and manipulate them either
from the System menu or by using the toolbar. The object type column
graphically indicates whether a file was moved to the Vault or if it is a
back-up before virus removal. The object status column graphically
indicates if the file is still infected. The other columns show the file
name, the date and time it was created or moved to the Virus Vault, the name
of the virus detected and the path to its original location. Use the F5
button to refresh the list contents and the F6 button to optimize column
width.

File details
The information box underneath the file list displays additional information
about the most recently selected file - the name the virus detected and full
path before it was moved.]]
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[[The object status column graphically indicates if the file is still
infected.]] The 4 items that you have, since they can't be healed, are
probably still infected. If Empty Vault bothers you, you can highlight the
files one at a time and Action | Delete file(s).

Deleting the files should remove the virus(es) from your machine.

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Hope this helps. Let us know.

Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User

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