[sorry]

I am sorry to say that you have a problem - My VAG virus controller deleted my Angel and said it contained some male virus - I deleted all my Angel facilities
and then tried to reinstall it again several hours later but it was deleted again due to the same reason.

It all started while quite of a sudden Angel demanded to contact a browser - and I saw no reason to say no but my virus controller reacted after a while and
said it contained something that would plant something in my PC

I think you hae to make a check!
Regards

Sorry

[Brother Green]

Thanks for the heads up!
I am not familiar with VAG antivirus (did you mean AVG?), but I ran a multiple-engine scan, and the result was clean (see attachment).
Perhaps your computer is infected by some kind of malware?

[thunderpants]

i had the same problem with the previous update and now i'm having it with the current update.
my norton anti virus will not allow it to install.
it claims it contains a high risk infection.

[erikmy]

Originally Posted by Brother Green:

Thanks for the heads up!
I am not familiar with VAG antivirus (did you mean AVG?), but I ran a multiple-engine scan, and the result was clean (see attachment).
Perhaps your computer is infected by some kind of malware?

Hey, this probably got nothing to do with Angel actually being infected, but the way antivirus prorams work, they're looking for "code signatures", meaning Angel contain some kind of code string which AVG and Symantec confuses with a virus' signature or something like that.

There's a guy in my KD complaining about this too.

Brother Green: You should probably ask AVG or Norton how to avoid this. Maybe you just have to recompile or alter something in the code.

[erikmy]

A thread for a similiar proble over at Norton:
http://community.norton.com/t5/Norto...lse/td-p/61069