Norton locked 2 Win2000 files, why cant I reload them?

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From: Bradley1234 (someone_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 11/17/04 

Date: Wed, 17 Nov 2004 05:18:56 GMT

I just discovered Norton AV had quarantined 2 files from system32:

PDSched.exe and winole.exe

Ive been down this road before, they are infected even with very high
security settings, but even though I have the original CD for Win2000 that I
purchased, and have the SP4 CD that I bought, these files cannot be found on
any CD and I cant get them from Windows Update or on the net. There are
great descriptions of what they are, but is there a way to find and replace
the right versions from the CDs??

Thanks

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