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Originally Posted by pmrid
No. I was using the full AVG suite.
The Trojan presented as if it was an anti-virus product and kept popping up saying you're infected and wanting me to follow a link for a solution. I had a similar thing 3 or 4 years back. It actually disabled AVG. I had no choice but to do a full recovery -total wipe and rebuild and bye bye data, files, astro photos, kids and krandkids - the lot.
Now where did I put that backup???
Peter
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I have had a bad experience with AVG. I someone got a virus through Firefox and it ate up my boot file and after doing an AVG scan it didn't detect anything. My PC would not boot after that so I had to re install Windows 7 and went with Avast and love it. Avast is much better and isn't such a resource killer like AVG. This is also when I made the switch to Chrome and still using it to this very day.
No problems with Avast and Chrome