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Re: dcnet flagged as trojan by AVG Thanks for that. I ran it through the online scanner and as expected, AVG was the only scanner to detect it. I tried sending it (zipped) to Grisoft but my darned ISP keeps stripping the attachment. I tried renaming it with a .txt extension but they still stripped it. I'll try again and if I can't get it to send I'll try the system restore option.
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| reply to Justakiwi
Well apparently my email (and file) did get through to Grisoft in spite of my sent mail stating "attachment stripped". I received an email from them last night confirming that it was a false positive and the problem would be resolved with the next update. Sure enough, this morning's update has fixed it and AVG is no longer flagging dnetc.exe.
Thanks for the help!
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