Should i delete these "viruses" from avast virust chest?

my computer found some viruses and i dont know how to get rid of them from my pc.

they're in avast virus chest should i delte them?

20070712204834.zip

A0059660.exe ( system volume information )

base_04.inp

desktopdoctor_pi.exe

( those first ones are infected files)

i think these are the viruses

kernel32.dll

winsock.dll

wsock32.dll

what do i do now to get rid of them?

Should i delete these "viruses" from avast virust chest?moto guzzi

kernel32.dll, winsock.dll, and wsock32.dll are not viruses. They are system files.

To delete a virus from the chest, right-click on a virus and press delete. It will delete the virus from your computer and it's gone forever.

Should i delete these "viruses" from avast virust chest?norton internet security 2008

Putting a virus in the "chest" is what almost every other anti-virus program calls quarantine.

NEVER DELETE, QUARANTINE FIRST.

Malware removal is somewhat of an inexact science. Mistakes can and do happen. False-positive detections happen more often then the anti-malware industry cares to admit. It's their dirty little secret.

Needed system files can be mistakenly flagged as malware. Quarantining allows a way to undo any incorrect file deletions, easily, if it ever becomes necessary. When the anti-virus vendor finds their mistake and corrects the signature definitions, for you, the user, it is too late. The file has already been permanently deleted. And then it's, "tough luck Charlie!"

A file in quarantine is totally safe. It can do no harm.

You should quarantine everything for a month or so, then if all is OK with your computer and all of your programs, then delete.
MAn, you're asking for trouble. Have your Windows CD handy, because after you destroy the installation you'll need to reload windows.