The only stupid question is the one you didn't ask.
That said, delete them. "they will find their way back into your system". Only if you visit the same infected sites or open the same infected email. Quarantining them has no effect on whether you get infected again.
Some AV programs might ask you to save them and submit them for further analysis. Don't hold your breath.
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I always post questions in the "newbie" section to at least hold off the laughter from the "Experts" until they have read the question.Please excuse my computer ignorance.My question is: I was told by a few so-called experts that when you run a scan,and find Trojans,to quarantine them,and leave them that way,as opposed to deleting them,because,if you delete them,they will find their way back into your system,and be a problem once again.I just want to delete them.Should they be deleted OR be kept in Quarantine.??Please answer,then have a good laugh.Thanks for any SERIOUS answers.Better to look stupid,than to never ask,and remain ignorant of the facts.Thanks for your time.

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