I installed the free version of AVG on a friend's computer a couple
weeks ago. Friday it detected the first virus (a trojan) since the
original installation. The program only offered a choice between
putting the infected file in The Vault or ignoring the virus. And I
couldn't find any place to set AVG to do something "automatically"
with the infection--like move it to The Vault. Does the Pro version
have the ability to try and remove a virus from an infected file? And
does it offer more "customization"?

John Jones, Detroit

In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, jjetroit000
@ameritech.net says...
> I installed the free version of AVG on a friend's computer a couple
> weeks ago. Friday it detected the first virus (a trojan) since the
> original installation. The program only offered a choice between
> putting the infected file in The Vault or ignoring the virus. And I
> couldn't find any place to set AVG to do something "automatically"
> with the infection--like move it to The Vault. Does the Pro version
> have the ability to try and remove a virus from an infected file? And
> does it offer more "customization"?
>
> John Jones, Detroit
>
I belive the pro does have that capability ,however if you are going to pay
for an AV there are AVs with a much better detection rate.
me

"bassbag" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, jjetroit000
> @ameritech.net says...
> > I installed the free version of AVG on a friend's computer a couple
> > weeks ago. Friday it detected the first virus (a trojan) since the
> > original installation. The program only offered a choice between
> > putting the infected file in The Vault or ignoring the virus. And I
> > couldn't find any place to set AVG to do something "automatically"
> > with the infection--like move it to The Vault. Does the Pro version
> > have the ability to try and remove a virus from an infected file? And
> > does it offer more "customization"?
> >
> > John Jones, Detroit
> >
> I belive the pro does have that capability ,however if you are going to
pay
> for an AV there are AVs with a much better detection rate.
> me

i would have agreed with that comment previously, but after NAV and trend
missed quite a few viruses on a system and the only one that got them was
AVG i'd this may not always be the case.. but then that is in my recent
experience