Is NOD32 good at actually cleaning and/or deleting viruses?

Hello,

I am considering the purchase of NOD32 but I had a question. I understand that it will do it’s best to keep viruses off of my computer in the first place, but if I do get one how effective is NOD at cleaning the virus? Because in past experiences (on mostly other people’s computers) A/V’s are great at detecting a virus, but once detected they can never do anything about it.

 

I really can't answer this question because I never had a bad virus, when I say bad I mean one of the big boys.. One time I had a virus that was in the Java cache, it wouldn't clean the virus or delete it, but I knew enough to empty my cache.. It wasn't a virus unless I had the exploit. I don't know if it would have taken care of it then. Another time I clicked on a picture using google, it jumped up and stopped the virus before it could do any harm..The last one is a zip file that was infected, it didn't go in the file to clean it, but told me the file was infected, so either I could open the file if it was needed and AMON would have took care of it or I could delete before opening, which is what I chose..I use NOD32 along with BOClean, I have used other AV's, I feel much safer using NOD32..I don't want my virus protection to do anything else but protect me, I have other programs to do the other nonsense that some others provide.