My AVG just updated and did a scan of my entire computer.. As it does every sunday. However this time, it came across my WPI folder and found a virus.

Now at first I did not believe that Audio.exe was a Trojan Horse (Generic.BOO). So I downloaded the RAR file again, directly from this site. Again and again, audio.exe is detected as a Trojan Horse.

So now I say.. excuse me?

I think there is something wrong with your pc, I don't have any problem withthe wpi installer.

I have Norton AV Corp, and I am using a good Firewall applicatie, none of them is reacting as if audio.exe is a trojan.

hmmm very interesting and i will have a look. is it possible that your computer had a virus and the audio.exe was infected by the virus but not originally carried it?

I just scanned my version with the latest ESet definitions and i doesn't report anything, what AV scanner are you using? from what you describe in your post i'd say your AV settings have changed to something more agressive and it's now detecting the Audio.exe as a potential virus, check your AV heuristics settings and such.

Pebbles

I use AVG Antivirus.. it has updates every few days. Extremely reliable!

@engjcowi - No viri are on my computer, I run scans every week. I downloaded a fresh version directly off this site to make sure I wasn't crazy. And the moment I scanned that rar file, AVG found audio.exe to be a virus.

Trojan Horse (Generic.BOO)

@p388l3s - My AVG Virus definitions just updated.. and that is when it found audio.exe to be a virus. I will check the most recent release log.

Well none of my AV software found anything, Siginet had a similar problem with his Tools and I think XPero did at on time too. There is no need to worry it will be a false alarm, Kel is very busy on other projects at the moment so Pm him if your concerned

Edited October 17, 200520 yr by glent

I am stilll here everyday. No known or confimed viruses in WPI. However, we have had false positives before.

I am stilll here everyday. No known or confimed viruses in WPI. However, we have had false positives before.

This most likely is a false positive, but I also use AVG AntiVirus and I thought a screenshot might help you figure this out.

You know I had the same happen with antivir around the same time as this thread started, I assumed it was a false positive, ( can't remember if I submitted to them or not) but with the lastest version and current update, and heuristics turned to max, still no hit.

So if you are still getting this then you do need to update. Antivir does get a lot of false positives with heuristics turned above low

Hi,

I have the same problem with my AVG. I will get in contact with the AVG support this evening and ask them.

Will report as soon as I have an answer.

Cheers,

naturekid

AVG is cool. It also reported Firefox, Winamp, BSplayer, PowerDVD and many other classics to be a virus. ^^

$#@%$%$#@ers I need a **** serial number just to contact AVG support!!!

$#@%$%$#@ers I need a **** serial number just to contact AVG support!!!

Here's a link to the free version of AVG AntiVirus. The install will automatically generate a serial number for you. Once the install package displays the serial number, you can cancel the install. That will allow you to contact supprt.

http://free.grisoft.com/doc/Get+AVG+FREE/lng/us/tpl/v5

Just sent a mail to AVG Support.

I will post the answer as soon as I get one.

naturekid

Thank you.