How to remove viruses manually
In rare instances, BullGuard is not able to remove an infected file automatically.
Note: This guide is for BullGuard v8.0. If you are using Windows Vista, choose the following guide: BullGuard v8.0 for Vista.
Why BullGuard cannot remove some infected files
We have created a number of user-friendly guides in order to help you remove infected files manually in an easy and understandable way.
Email archives - Learn how to remove an infected file in email archives.
How do I recognise an infected file in mail archives
The detected virus is placed inside an archive-file or packed file. An archive/packed file is basically 1 file containing a bunch of other files. The most common example is your email archive: most mail-programs use 1 file, which contains all the mails you sent and received. Outlook, Outlook Express, Thunderbird and Eudora are examples of mail-programs using an archive-file to store
all emails.
System Restore - Learn how to remove an infected file in System Restore's folder.
How do I recognise an infected file in System Restore
Quarantine - Learn how to remove quarantined files.
How do I recognise quarantine files
Boot viruses - Learn how to remove boot viruses.
How do I recognise boot viruses
Temporary files - Learn how to remove temporary files.
Why should I remove temporary files
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