Norton Anti-Virus question

[AnneGuida]

Is it better to set NAV 2000's virus cleanup to:
Delete File or Send to Virus Bin?

I've had our library's computer's set to delete file but now I'm thinking that if a virus infects a Windows system file or something else important,
it could wreak havoc.

Is it better to set it to Virus Bin and then check the bin periodically?

If a virus was downloaded to a computer, doesn't NAV send out a warning? I've seen this before but recently, on a W2K machine, NAV 2001 says a virus was found 5 days ago and no matter how many times I run and rerun NAV scan, it doesn't come up with anything? :confused:

Finally, is real-time protection enough or should I scan all computers' hard drives weekly, etc??

Thanks for your help!!

[The Black One]

It is best to set it up to quarinte the infeted file(s). Leave all the setting to what the programme recommend.

Yes Nav does send out a warning if u have downloaded a virus, if u have it set up right.

The reason y it has not come up with anything is because NAV has dealt with the problem.

It is a good idea to run a full scan every week, Most people i know will set it up to run over night. it is also a good idea to update your virus every two days. Personally i update my virus every 12 hours, but that is that average with a fast machine and cable.

Hope this helps u