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Thug21
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FP's from AVG8 scan. (solved)

Edit - After some reading, it looks like these are FP's from having had SpywareBlaster installed. I thought I uninstalled it correctly but it looks like it left it's killbits all over the place.

Thanks - case closed I guess.
permalink · 2008-02-23 23:14:53 · Reply to this
mark5019

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Re: FP's from AVG8 scan. (solved)

i have avg and sywareblaster no fp here
permalink · 2008-02-24 07:09:01 · Reply to this

Thug21
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Re: FP's from AVG8 scan. (solved)

Hello,

This is AVG version 8 (not officially released yet).
Are you using 8 too?
permalink · 2008-02-24 11:40:37 · Reply to this

ZZZZZZZ
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Re: FP's from AVG8 scan. (solved)

quote:
This is AVG version 8 (not officially released yet).
Are you using 8 too?
lol...why would anyone try a beta program when even the stable versions of their product are terrible at FPS?
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permalink · 2008-02-24 13:09:43 · Reply to this

Thug21
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Re: FP's from AVG8 scan. (solved)

To help weed out problems so they don't get in the final release.

Also, I've never had more than 1 FP from AVG after using in it on 3 PC's for 4 years.
permalink · 2008-02-24 13:18:19 · Reply to this
Finger2208

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Lindale, TX

Re: FP's from AVG8 scan. (solved)

Same here. I've had 1 FP episode in almost 4 years of using AVG. Maybe confused with another AV app...
permalink · 2008-02-24 15:46:50 · Reply to this
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