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trojan horse small.BOG

My AVG antivirus scan found a number of iTunes files that supposedly found the trojan horse small.BOG (whatever the heck that is) infection. Based on the postings, lots of people have found it. Can anyone tell me their thoughts?

Sony, Windows XP

Posted on Jul 24, 2009 3:37 PM

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Jul 25, 2009 12:27 AM in response to teena.p

i am having the same problem!!!!!!! i tried to unstall it and reinstall it but it wont work!!!!! i need help!!!!!

Jul 25, 2009 1:16 AM in response to sshadowelfxx

just update your avg....

right click the avg icon and choose "update now" select the update and choose OK

if have removed it go ahead and reinstall itunes

if you didn't uninstall itunes try double clicking the itunes icon.... itunes should repair itself (if avg quarantined anything) and launch.

they removed the false positive as of avg virus db version: 270.13.29/2261

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Jul 25, 2009 10:34 AM in response to quiverzephyr

Wow, I thought I was crazy. I had the same problem yesterday and the day before everything worked.

Jul 25, 2009 10:36 AM in response to SavvyGirl

This is how I FIXED IT: It's the AVG program. I uninstalled ITunes, UNINSTALLED AVG (after many years of using it without problems & was sorry to have to do it), REinstalled a DIFFERENT Anti-Viral program, REInstalled ITunes, and Voila! Everything was fine! It was the AVG. When they "fix" that problem, I'll go back to AVG

Jul 26, 2009 8:36 AM in response to SavvyGirl

Take out AVG. Then reinstall I-Tunes. Download another anti virus program such as AVAst also free. My husband's I tunes was still there with all music after
it wouldn't open

trojan horse small.BOG