Unresolved threats

Norton 360 keeps reporting the following:

Bloodhound.PDF.36 Remove Failed

Trojan.Zbot Remove Failed (it repeats the Zbot line 3 more times)

 

It lists the threat as high for each. It suggests "rescan", which I do, but that doesn't resolve it. Then if I close the window, in a short time a window comes up stating I need to reboot to finish the fix. I do that, and the whole process starts up again. I downloaded Norton Power Eraser, ran it, and no change.

 

Any ideas?

 

I've attached the text file of the threat report.

The items detected are atteachments with emails inside Thunderbird, One a .pdf and the other a .zip folder.

 

Delete the attachments permently from inside Thunderbird.

 

Quads

Thanks for the quick response--I've deleted all emails with attachments from the relevant time period from anyone I didn't know.  Hopefully that'll fix the issue.

Be sure to empty the Trash folder and compact all folders to physically remove the messages from the drive.

Well, no joy.  Once again, the threat warning appears, no change.  I have accessed every email with an attachment and deleted anything I wasn't 100% sure of.  Any other ideas?

Did you compact all folders?  Unless you compact the folders, there will be a hidden copy of every deleted message still residing in the original folder, as well as the Trash.

I'll try compacting the folders. I had deleted the messages from the Trash folder when I finished deleting from the Inbox, so I thought I was done. Thanks.

Tah Dah! Success at last. Thanks again!

You're welcome.  Deleting only hides a message, so if you delete a message from your Inbox, you now actually have two copies - a visible one in the Trash folder and an invisible one still in the Inbox.  Compacting actually removes the messages from your harddrive after you delete them.