tetonbob

Nope.

It's one of those applications you never use until you need it.

Again, I'd bring it to the computer administrator's (your parents) attention. It's their decision. If they wanted you to make such decisions, I'd think you'd be in the Administrators group.

If it's an FP, you want to tell AVG to ignore it, and place it in a safe zone so it won't detect it. If it's not an FP, then you'll need someone with administrator privileges to possibly run malware removal scans. But you need to determine whether or not it is a legit file, first.

Could be a recent update to AVG's definitions has caught a file which was always there...could be a new file...