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Avira AntiVir & Panda ActiveScan
I cannot run Panda Security's ActiveScan with Avira's Anti Virus because I keep getting notifications from Avira saying Panda has a windows virus. What exactly is happening here?
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Re: Avira AntiVir & Panda ActiveScan
Avira is probably detecting some malware strings in the database of Panda. It's recommended to disable/turn off the resident antivirus while performing an online scan.
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06-05-2008, 06:56 PM
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Re: Avira AntiVir & Panda ActiveScan
There's also a good possibility that you may have infected files in quarantine and that these are being detected and reported, revelry. If that's the case you can delete the quarantined files and and you won't get the warnings from Avira.
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06-05-2008, 07:04 PM
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Re: Avira AntiVir & Panda ActiveScan
@ revelry
Yes, it's something like that. @Chode It would have been correct if Panda Online scan was the one reporting. However, it's the resident antivirus, Avira, which is flagging them.
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Re: Avira AntiVir & Panda ActiveScan
You're welcome.
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