On demand scanner query

Hi,

I have NOD set to do a full system scan once a day, which runs during the night. When I got up this morning there was a notification saying an infiltration was found during the scan. When I checked the log details I found:


C:\System Volume Information\_restore{E6ACBCE2-A3E9-47F4-BB7D-59DA41CBFBE7}\RP522\A0022080.exe - Win32/Adware.BackWeb.A application
C:\System Volume Information\_restore{E6ACBCE2-A3E9-47F4-BB7D-59DA41CBFBE7}\RP549\A0023277.exe - Win32/Adware.BackWeb.A application


I'm not too worried about the backweb thing - evidently it comes as part of the HP center (for HP updates?) which I recently turned back on just out of curiosity to see if any updates would show up (they haven't so far).

The two things I want to know are:

When the on demand scanner notifies of an infiltration there doesn't seem to be any options anywhere to actually do anything about it. If I right click on those entries there is no option to delete, quarantee, fix etc. If I want to do one of those things, how do I do it from there? Do I have to go track down those files manually and deal with them?

Secondly, those entries appear to be within a system restore point file - is that correct? Is there any special way one should deal with those?

BTW I ran full scans with SpyBot and Adaware and they both came up clean. Neither of them tagged these files.


TIA to anyone who can enlighten me with this.