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I know about a virus program at www.malwarebytes.org. Some say it's great. I had it and it found a lot of trojan horse virus.
They have a free version you can try. Be very careful typing the addr in and don't forget the .org.
hope this helps
Normally, If your antivirus found it it should put it in the virus vault you then have to re-start to finish removing the threat otherwise you have to re-install the program that installed the file Win32/AddLyrics then remove it in add/remove programs or manually go to the C:\windows\system32\win32\AddLyrics delete the file Win32\AddLyrics if it is not locked
if you cannot delete, then just quarantine. but if you scan again but still there are several viruses detected, you may have a replicating worm on your PC
replace norton, try kaspersky anti-virus or bit defender
If you are using WinXP, click on the start menu, click on run and type mrt.exe a new window will pop up which is Microsoft malicious removal tool, click next, select Full scan and click next, be patient as this takes time. When its done restart the computer and run your antivirus software for a double check.
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