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What masnrock said should work - turning off System Restore pretty much deletes all the restore points. Running the scan again is a good idea to ensure complete cleansing of the virus/spyware from whatever &quot;remnants&quot; might exist of the Restore archives.<br />
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In my experience, Windows Defender has difficulty removing an infected file from an archive. Restore Points are archives, but there are other archives where you can open them (if you have the right software) and delete the problem file without deleting the entire archive, which might be something necessary or useful.
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What masnrock said should work - turning off System Restore pretty much deletes all the restore points. Running the scan again is a good idea to ensure complete cleansing of the virus/spyware from whatever "remnants" might exist of the Restore archives.

In my experience, Windows Defender has difficulty removing an infected file from an archive. Restore Points are archives, but there are other archives where you can open them (if you have the right software) and delete the problem file without deleting the entire archive, which might be something necessary or useful.

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Hi all <br />
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I just ran MS Defender and it found something,I checked remove all and it said action failed<br />
but I should remove this immediatly:<br />
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C:\systemvolumeinformation<wbr />\-restore{<wbr />93E92BA8-0<wbr />9C7-4DE1-9<wbr />B39-8FE34A<wbr />C0FD1A}\RP<wbr />390\A00298<wbr />59.EXE-&gt;(W<wbr />ISE0009)<br />
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any ideas on what it is and how to get rid of it?<br />
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thanks<br />
<br />
lneilson
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Hi all 

I just ran MS Defender and it found something,I checked remove all and it said action failed
but I should remove this immediatly:

C:\systemvolumeinformation\-restore{93E92BA8-09C7-4DE1-9B39-8FE34AC0FD1A}\RP390\A0029859.EXE->(WISE0009)

any ideas on what it is and how to get rid of it?

thanks

lneilson

MS defender detected it but couldn't remove it

Operating system security (OS security) is the process of ensuring OS integrity, confidentiality and availability. OS security refers to specified steps or measures used to protect the OS from threats, viruses, worms, malware or remote hacker intrusions. OS security encompasses all preventive-control techniques, which safeguard any computer assets capable of being stolen, edited or deleted if OS security is compromised, including authentication, passwords and threats to systems and programs.