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| drmsucks:
I have been in touch with the creator of Magic Folders which Avast! misidentifies as a rootkit. Even though I told Avast! to "ignore" the first time it warned me, I get the bogus warning shown above on each boot. The creator of Magic Folders says, "They don't listen to me. Perhaps they would listen to a customer...." This is a nettlesome (albeit, not widespread, perhaps) problem. I have the contact info for the programmer for Magic Folders. Can anyone tell me how to pass it on to the developers at Avast!? Thanks. |
| Vlk:
This is a bug in the current version of avast. You can update to the latest pre-release version that is supposed to fix the problem. http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=34612.0 BTW the "They don't listen to me. Perhaps they would listen to a customer...." statement is simply not true. :) Take care Vlk |
| Lisandro:
Thanks Vlk. People aren't used to a serious and fast support. |
| drmsucks:
@vlk - Thanks for the prompt reply. --- Quote from: Vlk on May 08, 2008, 09:23:41 AM ---This is a bug in the current version of avast. You can update to the latest pre-release version that is supposed to fix the problem. http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=34612.0 --- End quote --- Beta appears to have fixed the issue. --- Quote from: Vlk on May 08, 2008, 09:23:41 AM ---BTW the "They don't listen to me. Perhaps they would listen to a customer...." statement is simply not true. :) --- End quote --- I will pass your comment along. |
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