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Can't thank you enough for the support. I was able to follow your instructions for Windows ME to get rid of the virus that kept showing up on A--. I ran a test right after and it didn't show. Now I need to know [how] I get rid of A-- and am I protected with Stop-Sign. Anthea
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| What does 'Quarantined' mean?
Quarantined means the file name has been changed so it won't be able to be used by any of your programs, which renders the virus (or possible virus) ineffective. Quarantining is typically used when a virus is suspected but not confirmed. It may also be used when a virus can't be cured without damaging the file.
Files with system protection cannot be quarantined. If the file is an important system file, quaratining that file might cause your system to become unstable. If quarantining a file has no ill effects over time as you use your computer, the file can probably be safely deleted. If you experience ill effects, you can unquarantine it. Make sure you know what the files do before you delete or quarantine them.
Contact Technical Support at Support@stopsign.com for help in deciding how to treat a quarantined file.
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