more information please. Meaning, the full path of the
file, the exact filename, and the date. To show the
full file name, please do this: from your windows
explorer, go to tools, folder options..., go to view,
under hidden files and folders, select "show hidden
files and folders", uncheck "hide file extensions for
known file types".

Alternatively, you can sent that file to symantec for
verification. If that is a virus inffected file, you
should delete it.

Rgds,
Derek

--- Janice Weingart <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> When I did a virus scan tonite, my Norton found a
> virus in my installer.exe file. It could not repair
> the file so it was quarantined.  My question, should
> I delete this file or is it something that I need
> for my computer to run properly.  I am using Windows
> XP on my computer.  Please advise.
> thank you,
> Jan
>
>       "Hold No Punches.." Rode brings you great
> shareware/freeware
>         programs with his honest opinions in this
> weekly column.
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