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Today, Sep 20, Norton AV 2006 update it's virus definitions. I had Explorer open in one of my script folders.

All of sudden it began to show red warnings saying that it found a virus and delted it automatically. The virus were all my compiled scripts!

This is terrible. Someone must contact Symantec and warn them about this. Maybe Jon himself could do this.

I have lots fof people running my compiled scripts. They're gonna think i'm a hacker messing with them. :)

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I hate norton. It takes up so much memory and has been notorious for its "Hard unistall procedures" But what you should do if you wanna shut it down but its protected from the task manager is go to Start>Run>Services.MSC and scroll down to Norton Services, or any services from Symantec and click stop the service. That should stop it from deleting your scripts. As for the contacting symantec, it would take alot of people and there is really not much you could do alone at the moment.

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Today, Sep 20, Norton AV 2006 update it's virus definitions. I had Explorer open in one of my script folders.

All of sudden it began to show red warnings saying that it found a virus and delted it automatically. The virus were all my compiled scripts!

This is terrible. Someone must contact Symantec and warn them about this. Maybe Jon himself could do this.

I have lots fof people running my compiled scripts. They're gonna think i'm a hacker messing with them. :P

Make sure your AV is configure to Quarantine, not delete, and you can also exclude your script folder or the specific file name. These are, of course, temporary fixes. Also notify Symantec of the false positive.

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