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13-May-2009, 10:32 PM #1
Question Solved: Avira false positives
routine a/v scan last Sat turned up 2 "viruses/trojans" according to avira, & it disabled them then deleted them & the files turned out to be files for PowerDVD & Dell Media Experience. So, had to reinstall both of those & log the files into avira as not dangerous etc. Just now, running MBAM scan & avira popped up again saying have several .dll files in system vol that are malware/trojan, same as the prev scan, so am thinking another false pos. Can someone take a look at the avguard log & give me some advice?? Thx
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17-May-2009, 10:33 AM #2
switched back 2 avast. 2 many fp's...
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