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Bitdefender reports Trojan within Thunderbird profile

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Today I ran Bitfender antivirus and I get a warning that a threat has been Blocked, but not successfully resolved and therefore requires manual removal..

The threat is in the path C:users\myname\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\profiles\8ogj291r.default-release\mapmail\imap.gmail-2.com\Inbox=>(message 924)#[subject:xx~

If I try to delete the sub directory highlighted in bold above, Thunderbird won't run.

How can I remove this threat. Do you have any tips please,

Today I ran Bitfender antivirus and I get a warning that a threat has been Blocked, but not successfully resolved and therefore requires manual removal.. The threat is in the path C:users\myname\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\profiles\'''8ogj291r.default-release'''\mapmail\imap.gmail-2.com\Inbox=>(message 924)#[subject:xx~ If I try to delete the sub directory highlighted in bold above, Thunderbird won't run. How can I remove this threat. Do you have any tips please,

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I seems that your antivirus might of picked up a virus in one of the emails in your inbox, maybe try clear your inbox.

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you are trying to delete your mail from gmail. But hey if that is what you want to do.

I would suggest you try deleting the email in Thunderbird that has the subject mentioned in the report... or do nothing. Text files at rest are basically not a risk anyway.