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mark_kanok wrote:reyals,
The Quarantine is purely for historical reasons so that you can see what Norton 360 has caught and when. There's no chance that anything in Quarantine can come back to infect you. Even if you restored it out of Quarantine, our Auto-Protect feature would prevent it from executing anything malicious on your system.
Mark
Mark,
What about consuming disk space? Wouldn't it be a good idea to have it cleaned up? What if the file the virus is found in is around 120 MB and it put that in quarantine? You make think its a pedantic thing but say if someone scored a whole heap of viruses and they just kept consuming space? I'm assuming here that quarantine does still take up that space. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong on this point. Just a suggestion really.
In my opinion you are right. Iām always cleaning for that order
I want to delete the files from my quarantine. Especially since they can be restored from the quarantine. I want an option to permanently delete them from my system.
I know they can't harm my system while in quarantine, but I also know that if they are completely removed they NEVER harm the system. Also it looks better to have nothing in thequarantine, so I can directly see if something has been put into quarantine
It is not just for historical reasons, the files can be restored, so they must be on my computer. SO it should be possible to permanently remove infected files.
It's easy to delete the files held in Quarantine.
Go to>Start>Search>All files and folders> type 'quarantine'. After all the results come up, scroll down until you see a line with Norton in it. This will lead you to the Norton Quarantine folder. Open it, select all contents of the folder, delete.
reyals,
The Quarantine is purely for historical reasons so that you can see what Norton 360 has caught and when. There's no chance that anything in Quarantine can come back to infect you. Even if you restored it out of Quarantine, our Auto-Protect feature would prevent it from executing anything malicious on your system.
Mark