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Thanks. This suggestion immediately solved the problem; I just didn't exactly know how to close out the question, hence the delay.
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Thanks. This suggestion immediately solved the problem; I just didn't exactly know how to close out the question, hence the delay.

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@RAJohansson - Thanks and I was happy to help.
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@RAJohansson - Thanks and I was happy to help.

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I have &gt;4GB of VirusDef folders. They are named: 20130716.017; 20130923,003; 20131025.009; 20140110.017; 20140411.001; 201400803.034, and 20150719.001.<br />
I likely do not need any but the last as some of these go back up to two years. Can I delete all but the last a) simply and b) without affecting the function of Symantec Endpoint Protection?
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I have >4GB of VirusDef folders. They are named: 20130716.017; 20130923,003; 20131025.009; 20140110.017; 20140411.001; 201400803.034, and 20150719.001.
I likely do not need any but the last as some of these go back up to two years. Can I delete all but the last a) simply and b) without affecting the function of Symantec Endpoint Protection?

How can I delete old VirusDefs (from the Documents &amp; Setting\AllUsers....path) on my laptop?

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How can I delete old VirusDefs (from the Documents &amp; Setting\AllUsers....path) on my laptop?

How can I delete old VirusDefs (from the Documents & Setting\AllUsers....path) on my laptop?