HP C4381-90100 Stop, Repair, Delete, Delete, Repair, Actions, Exclude, Continue, Inoculate, click Inoculate

14-10		What to do if a virus is found
		NOTE: If a virus is detected during Windows 95 startup, a text
		message will be displayed. Just follow the on-screen instructions.Quick guide to
		alert actions
	Actions	If a Norton AntiVirus alert or Problems Found dialog box appears on your screen, use this
		table to decide what to do.
		For a VIRUS FOUND, Repair is always the best choice. Repair eliminates the virus
	[Repair]	and repairs the infected item automatically.
		Type R or click Repair.
		Erases both the virus and the infected file. The virus and file are gone forever.
	[Delete]	Choose Delete if Repair is not successful. Replace a deleted file from the original
		program disks or backup copy. If the virus is detected again, your backup copy or
		original disk is infected.
		Type D or click Delete.
		Stops the current operation to prevent you from using an infected file. Stop does
	[Stop]	not solve the problem. You’ll be alerted again the next time you do the same
		thing.
		Type S or click Stop.
		Continues the current operation. Only choose Continue if you are sure a virus is
	[Continue]	not at work. You’ll be alerted again. If you’re not sure what to do, it’s safer to
		choose Stop.
		Type C or click Continue.
		If you choose Exclude and a virus is at work, the virus won’t be caught. Exclude
	[Exclude]	should be used only by system administrators for system tuning.
		Type E or click Exclude.
		Windows 95 Only (Inoculation is not part of Windows NT protection)
	[Inoculate]	For an UNINOCULATED ITEM, Inoculate stores information about an item in a
		special file that is later used to ensure your system stays virus-free. Type C or
		click Inoculate.
		For an INOCULATION CHANGE, Inoculate updates the stored inoculation data
		for a boot record or file that has changed since it was last inoculated.
		Inoculation changes fall into two categories:
		Expected: If you’ve just updated a program, the boot records and system files
		may change. In this case, type C or click Inoculate.
		Unexpected: Changes to boot records and system files are usually caused by
		viruses. If you have not recently upgraded a program, Type R or click Repair.