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What is a ZL9 file? Quarantined .EXE file renamed by ZoneAlarm Antivirus, an antivirus program; contains the exact contents of an executable file, but with the extension renamed to ".zl9;" used to quarantine potentially harmful executable files discovered in email attachments.

More Information NOTE: ZoneAlarm quarantines file types using the convention ".zlX," where "X" is a letter or number. The number 9 is the renamed value for EXE files.

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What is a ZL9 file?

Quarantined .EXE file renamed by ZoneAlarm Antivirus, an antivirus program; contains the exact contents of an executable file, but with the extension renamed to ".zl9;" used to quarantine potentially harmful executable files discovered in email attachments.

More Information

NOTE: ZoneAlarm quarantines file types using the convention ".zlX," where "X" is a letter or number. The number 9 is the renamed value for EXE files.

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Updated: July 9, 2010

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What is a ZL9 file?↓
Quarantined .EXE file renamed by ZoneAlarm Antivirus, an antivirus program; contains the exact contents of an executable file, but with the extension renamed to ".zl9;" used to quarantine potentially harmful executable files discovered in email attachments.

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