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1400440	2015-05-13 02:17:00	Bit odd ?? OK have a read of the following: kb.eset.com Change the Default cleaning to Strict. Once done and saved, then go back to the main Window Of Nod32, Click on Computer Scan > Custom Scan> change to Indepth Scan: 6464 Make sure everything is ticked - Click Scan down the bottom - it will start to scan, once finished it will have either detected and removed or show the infections in a pop up Window, select them all to delete, and remove.	wainuitech (129)
1400441	2015-05-13 02:33:00	all virus checkers are not full proof They all miss some. The only true way to protect your computer and this is full proof, Don't turn it on, but where's the fun in that.	beama (111)
1400442	2015-05-13 02:50:00	all virus checkers are not full proof They all miss some. They also can give false positives, confuse & feduddle by showing non-virus, non important files & leftovers from cleanups as infections . Also , sometimes they dont detect the virus/malware untill AFTER the pc is infected . ie , the virus is ~known~ to the AV, but it didnt prevent the infection for some reason. So if you AV is showing it detecting infections, go into the logs & have a look at just what it thinks is a virus/malware and have a look at where those files are. It may just be a non-event (maybe not) Admittedly, some AV programs hide the log files & quarantine lists deep under submenus where its near impossible to find.	1101 (13337)
1400443	2015-05-13 03:18:00	all virus checkers are not full proof They all miss some I think you'll find the phrase is "fool proof" and I agree. Nothing is 100% fool proof. I manage quite well with free options but a better A/V like NOD32 does help reduce the amount of problems you'll have to deal with.	dugimodo (138)
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