I went into the Quicktime website (?) and tried to download the player and
AVG warned me not to. Anyone know anything about this? Can I ignore the
warning and proceed?

Robert

Good question for an AVG forum.

"Robert" <cpq1bcle[REMOVE]@verizon.net> wrote in message
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:I went into the Quicktime website (?) and tried to download the player and
: AVG warned me not to. Anyone know anything about this? Can I ignore the
: warning and proceed?
:
: Robert
:
:

I once had Quicktime but removed it and I won't download it again. It bugs
you incessantly with spam, etc. Some websites require it to view some
video, but I deem it better to live without those. I think AVG is correct.

"Robert" <cpq1bcle[REMOVE]@verizon.net> wrote in message
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> I went into the Quicktime website (?) and tried to download the player
> and AVG warned me not to. Anyone know anything about this? Can I ignore
> the warning and proceed?
>
> Robert
>

False positives are not uncommone for AV software. If you're dowloading
from a trusted site, then evaluate the situation yourself. Personally I'd
ignore the AVG warning.

Robert wrote:
> I went into the Quicktime website (?) and tried to download the
> player and AVG warned me not to. Anyone know anything about this? Can I
> ignore the warning and proceed?
>
> Robert

Robert wrote:
> I went into the Quicktime website (?) and tried to download the
> player and AVG warned me not to. Anyone know anything about this? Can I
> ignore the warning and proceed?
>
> Robert

You say you were at the "Quicktime website (?)". Does the question mark
imply you're not sure where you were? I'd say that if you are trying to
download from the proper site, which seems to be
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/, then you should be fine. If you
were trying to download from some other site, then pay heed to AVG. It may
not be necessary, and AVG does throw up false positives, but better safe
than sorry.

If you're getting alerts from the Apple site, and your AVG is fully updated,
then you really need to ask in an AVG forum, and at least let *them* know
exactly what your AVG said in its warning.

Olórin

No AVG alert on your Apple link here.


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Gerry
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Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
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Olórin wrote:
> Robert wrote:
>> I went into the Quicktime website (?) and tried to download the
>> player and AVG warned me not to. Anyone know anything about this?
>> Can I ignore the warning and proceed?
>>
>> Robert
>
> You say you were at the "Quicktime website (?)". Does the question
> mark imply you're not sure where you were? I'd say that if you are
> trying to download from the proper site, which seems to be
> http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/, then you should be fine. If
> you were trying to download from some other site, then pay heed to
> AVG. It may not be necessary, and AVG does throw up false positives,
> but better safe than sorry.
>
> If you're getting alerts from the Apple site, and your AVG is fully
> updated, then you really need to ask in an AVG forum, and at least
> let *them* know exactly what your AVG said in its warning.

"Robert" <cpq1bcle[REMOVE]@verizon.net> wrote in message
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>I went into the Quicktime website (?) and tried to download the player and
>AVG warned me not to. Anyone know anything about this? Can I ignore the
>warning and proceed?
>
> Robert
>

Dont download it. it is infested.