AVG Question Please

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Bob Newman

I have recently started using AVG antivirus and have a question please. Not
all but virtually all incoming mail has an attachment which is an AVG
certified virus free note. Being the cautious type I usually don't want to
open mail with attachments. Why is this there? How do I stop it? And why
is it on most but not all incoming mail?
 
Bob Newman said:
I have recently started using AVG antivirus and have a question please.
Not all but virtually all incoming mail has an attachment which is an AVG
certified virus free note. Being the cautious type I usually don't want to
open mail with attachments. Why is this there? How do I stop it? And why
is it on most but not all incoming mail?
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That is AVG telling you that it has checked your incoming mail for viruses,
and certifying them as free from viruses. Go into AVG Control Centre and
have a look round, and if you get time, read the help file.
best wishes..OJ
 
Thank you.

Bob

old jon said:
That is AVG telling you that it has checked your incoming mail for
viruses, and certifying them as free from viruses. Go into AVG Control
Centre and have a look round, and if you get time, read the help file.
best wishes..OJ
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Bob Newman said:
I have recently started using AVG antivirus and have a question please.
Not all but virtually all incoming mail has an attachment which is an AVG
certified virus free note. Being the cautious type I usually don't want to
open mail with attachments. Why is this there? How do I stop it? And why
is it on most but not all incoming mail?
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AVG Control center, email scanner, configure. You can turn off that little
message (which is the attachment paper clip you see) if you want.
 
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