When Norton quarantines a known virus file, you should delete it from
quarantine and not attempt to repair it. Attempting to repair a known
virus file may result in unleashing the virus into your computer.
Open your Norton Antivirus program and click on:
Reports > Quarantined items (View Reports), then click on
'Quarantined Items', click once on a virus file to highlight it
and then click the 'Delete Item' button on the Toolbar.
Afterward run Norton's LiveUpdate to update your virus
definitions, then perform a full system scan.
--
Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows XP - Shell/User
Be Smart! Protect your PC!
http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect/
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|I have Norton 2002 running on XP. It detected 11 files,
| deleted 2 and put 9 in quarantine because it could not
| repair them.
|
| Were these files created by the virus and could still be
| harmful and delete them, or are they files that the
| system needs.
|
| What I may gonna do with them?
|