I had a look at the DPF folder through 'View Objects? and found 4 entries
damaged. Twoi refer to Symantec which I do not use but may have done an
online scan in the past; the others were fro Microsoft:
Security/controls/sass and the other to do with the the update.

Although I repaired them I wonder why they got damaged. I am pretty certain
I have no viruses at the present.

Then, can I delete the Symanted ones? Directly from the folder, or is it
better through HijackThis?

Thank you

JB

You can delete them directly, that's what HijackThis would do. If you need them again a
website will just download them again.


ju.c


"Peter" <abc@here.com> wrote in message news:OMVnD19#IHA.6132@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
> I had a look at the DPF folder through 'View Objects? and found 4 entries damaged. Twoi
> refer to Symantec which I do not use but may have done an online scan in the past; the
> others were fro Microsoft: Security/controls/sass and the other to do with the the
> update.
>
> Although I repaired them I wonder why they got damaged. I am pretty certain I have no
> viruses at the present.
>
> Then, can I delete the Symanted ones? Directly from the folder, or is it better through
> HijackThis?
>
> Thank you
>
> JB
>