If you plan on keeping Norton, I would go in and configure it to quarantine, rather than delete suspected files. That way, if you believe them to be safe, you can recover them and Norton will flag them accordingly.

I don't use Norton, but every other anti-virus program I've used allows you do to this.

When you quarantine, it moves the files to an area of the hard drive where the file can't cause any problem (other than it's present on the hard drive). The anti-virus software will keep it from running and wreaking havoc on your machine. You should then be able to go look at the quarantined files and select which ones are false positives.


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