How to clean files from quarantine

Hello.. somehow my comp got infected by W32/Tenga.Gen
It started spreading on my crucial install files that i need very much... i was online so i quickly restarted the comp and stoped it... NOD detected i think all.. but didnt clean the files i need.. so now they are staying in my quarantine... and i cant do nothing with them.... So does anyone know how can i clean this files from this !@#$ing virus thanx in forward.. Peace

 

I think You should send these files to Eset for analysis, because I think this is a generic pattern detection. You can do this by selecting those files in the quarantine box and click "Submit for Analysis" option.

 

there is really alot of files... i think more than 100

 

Just select them, right-click them and choose Delete from the context menu.

 

I might of misunderstood the op, but I think they are asking how to clean the virus from the files in quarantine so they can restore them clean, rather than just delete all the files, but I don't know if this is possible.

Londonbeat

 

Yep, I didn't read it carefully. It's possible to restore the files from quarantine at once and subsequently run a scan in cleaning mode to clean all infected files.

 

Funny thing happened... when i try to restore files and scan them again nod detects no virus
but when i try to run infected file (e.g. setup of some program) i get error screen with no text and just OK to press... what should i do.. i really need those files.. thank you all

 

BUMP

 

As far as I know, only a small portion of infections can be successfully cleaned and restored to its original functionality without damaging, which applies to every antivirus. From what I've heard, it doesn't seem to be possible here. If I were you, I'd either have them deleted or quarantined until a future update is able to clean them, though the chances are predictably small.