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I'm oh so ignorant of computer things
what type of files are
.dbx
.nch
Can they be malware?
It’s unlikely, but I’m a big fan of scanning as much as possible, as often as possible. Plus, it seems that you are very concerned with security, so I think your best choice for security and peace of mind is to SCAN. Thanks!
Thansk Tony. As you are aware I’m very “concerned” about safety. But I’m trying to let o and trust Norton. So if there is really no need to do so, then I won’t
I left mine at the default settings
In scan exclusions Under: exclude from risk scanning
\System Volume Information\
Under:exclude from automatic scanning
\system volume information\
.dbx
.nch
Should I change these from excluded to scan in order to be safe?
NY1986 wrote:I left mine at the default settings
In scan exclusions Under: exclude from risk scanning
\System Volume Information\
Under:exclude from automatic scanning
\system volume information\.dbx.nch
Should I change these from excluded to scan in order to be safe?
Message Edited by NY1986 on 09-05-2008 03:33 PMMessage Edited by NY1986 on 09-05-2008 03:33 PM
Just Delete them and they will get Scanned; I would advise you to, although it is your choice.