A scan can leave your computer with small free spaces in it. When you reboot it puts all your file in a space free pattern. Which will makes it run faster and smother. A great virus scanner that uses little resources and is very powerful is ESET NOD23. You can try it free at trojanhorseremoval.org if you'd like.
Get Hijackthis, a freeware program. Scan for the refence to the file that AVG can't remove. Redo AVG virus scan. Reboot, repeat if necessary.
You remove the virus. Reboot your computer into Safe Mode and scan with your Anti-Virus software.
how do you verify your email address it may be because you have a virus, or the computer froze up. just reboot, or run a virus scan, and try again
If you don't already have a virus scan program get one Make sure it is up to date and scan your computer, that should solve the problem. If files are corrupted a restore may be necessary
your anti virus scans for virus
if you are running ME or XP it may well be in one of your restore folders, turn off your system restore and reboot this will remove your restore points and the virus along with it when you reboot scan again ,if all is well, re-enable your system restore.
Go here and run the free on-line scan. http://housecall.trendmicro.com/ This is one of the better ones and will remove the virus. Accept the Active X download as it is safe and necessary for the scan. This will take quite awhile, so be patient.
reboot
1) Turn off System Restore - then Reboot 2) Uninstall whatever anti-virus software you are currently running. Reboot 3) Download free Avast! Anti-virus Home edition 4) Set it to Run a "Boot Time Scan" - Reboot 5) Select "Delete" to any of the prompts that come up by pressing: 1) Delete 2) Delete All (this is the preferred method so you won't be asked again) The scan should take 15 to 45 minutes to complete
yes, make a virus scan
It is a virus scan because when you dowload it it gives your bad spyware and pop ups so it is a virus, it happen to me once.
A quick scan just scans most commonly infected files on your computer. That saves you time, and is just fine when you have no reason to be concerned that you have a virus. A full system scan will scan everything in your computer, which is necessary for some more extreme viruses, but it takes longer.