If you have any doubts about Rising Antivirus, the master will help me with 100

Most viruses can be removed, but if they can't, they can be deleted.

Except for a very small number of false positives, infected files, or the files themselves are viruses. It has to be removed, think about it, do you want to keep a virus Trojan, or simply don't use it? Under normal circumstances, it will not affect your normal procedures.

It is also possible that the file has been corrupted by a virus, or it is possible that the file itself is a virus! Delete it, it's useless! If it works, Rising won't let you delete it.

To remove a virus is to remove only the virus, and to delete a file is to delete the infected file... It's as simple as that, if the file has a virus, delete it, it's okay, the general virus won't delete the useful file.

I advise you not to use Rising, Rising is very rubbish, since my computer installed it, the system is as slow as a snail, or use 360 security guard! Kill the virus in safe mode, and then delete the poison. That's it.

It's like saying QQ tail.,There will be in the previous polyp version of the installation package.,You use the anti-soft to check the virus.,Select clear,Only the QQ tail in the installation package will be deleted.,Choose to delete the file.,The entire installation package is deleted.。。。

The file itself is a virus! Delete it.

Maybe Rising is going to delete a file. This file was scanned by Rising and found a virus field, however, most of this file is a virus, or the file is packed, perhaps a packaged program with a virus in the file. If there are important things in the file, I advise you to remove the virus and do not delete it, otherwise, the important file will be "lost"!

It may be a lot of inconvenience to your work and life!

You can delete and if it is an important file you can recover from the "virus quarantine system".

It is possible that the file has been corrupted by a virus, or it is possible that the file itself is a virus! Delete it, it's useless! If it works, Rising won't let you delete it. ~~

To remove a virus is to remove only the virus, and to delete a file is to delete the infected file... It's as simple as that, if the file has a virus, delete it, it's okay, the general virus won't delete the useful file.

Deleting a file refers to deleting a toxic file, generally not, as long as it is not an important system file, it will be deleted. In this way, there is no need to delete the general virus, if it is stubborn, it is still not possible to delete it like this, if your machine can, it is recommended that you change Kaspersky.