AVG Control Center

After I click on the Virus Vault and I want to get rid of the Viruses, how do you do it?

Click the virus you wish to delete and at the top click "Wipe Objects".
This can be done while deleting multiple entries as well.
Also,you can just right click the object/s you wish to delete and select delete.

Originally Posted by oni_lunk

Click the virus you wish to delete and at the top click "Wipe Objects".
This can be done while deleting multiple entries as well.
Also,you can just right click the object/s you wish to delete and select delete.

Sure it doesn't go back on the computer? I had a time I got the same trojan/virus >_>

Nope,the virus vault holds the viruses/trojans.true.
But if you delete them from the vault,its permanently removed from the computer.

Originally Posted by oni_lunk

Nope,the virus vault holds the viruses/trojans.true.
But if you delete them from the vault,its permanently removed from the computer.

Not neccesarily. I've had a trojan on mine before, and AVG caught it. When it was moved to the vault, I figured it was secure, so I wiped th vault, but, what I didn't think about is that AVG might not have found all of the Trojan, as this Trojan saved itself in many files at once and reproduce(much like a worm).

So AVG couldn't catch it because eveytime it deleted itself, another was created. You may have to go in manually and find the source file of the trojan, that is AVG doens't find it and delete it.

Originally Posted by NobleCucco

Not neccesarily. I've had a trojan on mine before, and AVG caught it. When it was moved to the vault, I figured it was secure, so I wiped th vault, but, what I didn't think about is that AVG might not have found all of the Trojan, as this Trojan saved itself in many files at once and reproduce(much like a worm).

So AVG couldn't catch it because eveytime it deleted itself, another was created. You may have to go in manually and find the source file of the trojan, that is AVG doens't find it and delete it.

Ok. I'll try to.

I have to agree with NobleCucco here. That has happened to me in the past and I did have to go digging into directories to track down the trojan manually.
Don't worry about your avg though.Its just the type of Trojan.Not many Antivirus software can even find these types,so we're lucky we have avg on our sides