I apologize if this is something I've already brought up before, and I'm positive the topic in itself has been brought up before, but should we at all be worried about corrupted ZIP archives when doing boot-time scans? Even if we shouldn't, is there any way to get rid of corrupted ZIP archives? If so, what is the best way to do it?
For your convenience, I have the full paths of some of such archives I was able to take screenshots of during the boot-time scan:
C:\Program_Files_(x86)\Microsoft_Office\root\Templates\1033\RedAndBlackReport.dotx:WofCompressedData|>word\media\image5.png
C:\Program_Files_(x86)\Microsoft_Office\root\Templates\1033\StudentReport.dotx:WofCompressedData|>word\glossary\footer3.xml
C:\Porgram_Files_(x86)\Microsoft_Office\root\Templates\1033\Training.potx:WofCompressedData|>ppt\slides\slide2.xml
All of the aforementioned paths include "Error 42125 (ZIP archive is corrupted.)"
I truly appreciate the help. Please, and thank you!