Tuesday, 10 April 2012

AVG - FAQ

1...What is a Trojan horse?

2...What to do when I suspect any file it is infected?
 
3...Warning in a test result
 
4...How to deal with rootkits?
 
5...What to do, when there is a virus detected by the AVG test?
 
6...Removing virus infection from Partition table and Boot Sector
 
7...Fake/rogue antivirus or security applications
 
8...AVG found a hidden extension, what does this mean?
 
9...Infected system file is repeatedly detected by AVG and not removed
 
10...My computer is infected. What do I do now?
 
11...What kind of information is necessary when the virus is found?
Restoring incorrectly detected files
 
11...A virus has been found in an archive
Found: Contain macros
 
12...Found: Contains password protected files
 
13...Test result reports: Cannot open, not checked
 
14...Detection of files in the System Volume Information folder
 
15...JS/Psyme or JS/Downloader found in "Temporary Internet Files" folder
 
16...Downadup (Conficker, Kido) infection
 
17...Information about Gumblar infection
 
18...Virus HTML/Framer detected by AVG
 
19...AVG detects infection on file that I suppose to be clean
 
20...What to do when AVG claims your own web page is infected
 
21...What are tracking cookie files?
 
22...Detection of known rootkits
 
23...What is rootkit?
 
24...Potentially Unwanted Programs
 
25...AVG Whitelisting Service
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