trojan detected in empty recycle bin with kaspersky.

Update: I was able to follow the path to infected folder by logging into the user where the infected file is. i want to add a snapshot of the screen but I can't find that option.  Anyway, in the folder $recycle.bin there is a picture of the recycle bin follows by the file s-1-5.21-...... right cliking on the mouse gives me 2 options. to delete or empty recycle bin.  Which should I select.  

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Hi Hualong,

First, are you sure that was not a false positive? Have you ever used adobeillustratorCS4portable.exe? If you downloaded it from a torrent site, yes, it is probably infected. Therefore, you could delete the file or empty the RB. Either way should get rid of it. Following that run Kaspersky again to see if it finds anything else. It would not hurt to do an online scan as well. It would be good to disable Kaspersky during the online scan so that the two scanners do not conflict. Give ESET a try here:
http://www.eset.eu/online-scanner
This scan works best with IE. Alternate browsers require downloading and installing the ESET Smart Installer.
•    Accept the Terms of Use:
•    Approve the install of the required ActiveX Control, then follow on-screen instructions. 
*  Disable the protection of your resident anti-virus program after installing the
active X control that Eset has installed and again when you actually start scanning.
•    Make sure enable (check) the Remove found threats option is checked, and run the scan.
•    After the scan completes, the Details tab in the Results window will display what was found and removed. A record of these results will be found here: C:\program files\esetonlinescanner\log.txt.
This online scan may take quite a bit of time to complete so please be patient. If necessary, allow the scan to run overnight. Please do not use the machine to do anything else (e.g. browse; check email; chat) until the scan completes.

** ESET Online Scanner works in Windows Vista and Windows 7, provided you
first start Internet Explorer as an Administrator. To do so,
right-click on the Internet Explorer icon in the Start Menu and select
"Run as administrator" from the popup context menu.

I don't know how to tell if it's a false or real threat.  I will try what you have suggested and let you know.  Thanks for your suggestion.  Emptying the bin didn't work and I think if i select delete, it will delete my recycle bin from my computer.

I thought you meant that there was an option in the RB to delete the file. I cannot run any diagnostics on this forum, so I cannot see where the file is. If you still need help after following the suggestions above, please post at SpywareHammer.

Ran eset. 3 threats found...said something like variant of win32.  Threat were removed by eset but still have problem with this recycle bin.

Please follow the instructions to post at SpywareHammer. They will help you with your problem and address any vulnerabilities that show up in your logs. You will need to register there before posting, but the help is free.

I think this virus is in your system volume information or system restore folders. Check them with your antivirus and also follow the instructions to post at SpywareHammer.