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Learning about portable apps gave me a fresher perspective in using my hard drive. Upon first installing all apps that came with the suite, I made use of all the apps and everything was normal.
I use my portable hard drive on at least three computers--one desktop at home, one desktop at the office and my notebook. All desktops & the notebook have XP SP2 as OS and have been constantly updated on-line. I have a full suite of AVG Home Internet Security at home while the office has its own set of anti virus software. This morning, I noted that AVG got hold of this trojan horse above in Sumatra Portable 0.8 as well as in Clamwin Portable 0.92. I tried using my portable hard drive at home and noted the same finding. My PrevX2 anti-malware indicator at home even turned red upon seeing this same trojan horse.
Both earlier releases of Clamwin & Sumatra Portables did not give me these problems. Anyone could help me iron this out? I am not so much of a techie but understand that I need to surf safe all the time--I hate viruses, malware, etc adversely affecting PCs I use anywhere and I would not want the same thing to happen to others.
Meanwhile, I just have to delete Clamwin & Sumatra from my portable hard drive.
False positive, none of the official releases here contain viruses. AVG complains a lot about the stuff here having a virus in it, and it seems to be only AVG in most cases. On rare occasion Symantec or McAfee report something, but 9 times out of 10, its just AVG.
The developer formerly known as ZGitRDun8705
Leo,
Welcome to PortableApps.
AVG seems to be having a spate of these lately.
Please report the files flagged to the folks at AVG as False Positives. I don't have AVG and don't know their procedures. Most vendors are pretty good at fixing their FPs but they have to be told.
I don't know anything about "PrevX2 anti-malware indicator" but assume they have a reporting mechanism as well.
Tim
Things have got to get better, they can't get worse, or can they?