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Several of my Windows .MSI installer files were quarantined as infected with Trojan.Emotet. I [impulsively] deleted the files from quarantine. Now I see that there was a FALSE POSITIVE problem and that these files were probably OK. They may also be important!  I realize that I jumped the gun by deleting them, so the question is, is there any way to find them and restore them? I tried a data recovery tool (Recuva) and found nothing. I also tried System Restore twice but they would not complete - "missing file" error.

Please see attached Scan Summary.  Thanks!

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Just so you know. Files in quarantine are totally broken and cant possibly run. They arent repaired until they are restored from quarantine.  So leaving them there besides disk space would be the only possible issue. I recommend leaving them for a week.

Glad its taken care of.

 

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