All of the records in the first Avast Report are apparently compressed in one way or another (i.e. zip, .pst, etc.), but not all records are in an archive folder that may or may not be password protected.
For example, the 1st group of records at the beginning of the report are a result of running SpyBoot and are compressed in a zip file which may be password protected (only Spybot can access)--error 42056.
The 2nd grouping of records are in an MS Outlook .pst file that is compressed, in an archive folder, and all are infected with MW97:Marker Family viruses. The 3rd grouping of records was generated as a result of Avast trying to repair the previous grouping of MS Outlook .pst files and the error should read "Avast can not change anything in a compressed file, especially a MS Outlook .pst file".
The 4th grouping of records was generated via VueScan and they are Archive and password protected. again giving the 42056 error code.
The 5th grouping of records is a different Outlook .pst file that is in an archive folder that is also infected with MW97: Marker Family viruses. And again the grouping of records that follows is a result of Avast trying to repair the previous grouping of MS Outlook .pst files.
The 7th grouping of 4 records are from a totally different Outlook .pst file BUT UNLIKE THE previous .pst files, they are not a part of an archive folder, but generate the same code error as those in an archive folder.
In summation, correct me if I'm wrong, Avast Home can examine a compressed file (pst, zip, etc.) to read content and determine if individual records or files are infected but can not do anything about repairing or deleting a virus attached to or contained within a record (doc, txt, etc), these files will remain infected and should be placed in the Avast Chest! Furthermore, Avast Pro has additional automation features over and above what the Home version has, however, it also is not able to repair (remove the infection) or delete the infected virus and record, perhaps it can at best move the file to the Avast Chest where it will remain inactive. This means that an infected file can not be opened or used again unless a future version of Avast is given the capable of changing and/or deleting records that are in compressed files(i.e. Microsoft .pst, zip, etc. files)?