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I’m having the same problems. :T

I had this same problem, all of the sudden, and once you start moving these files to the chest then you were no longer able to access most of your programs. I finally got online with Maxthon (I could no longer use avant) and found out about this false positive problem. turned off avast and installed AVG and restored the files from avast chest now can use avant againg (after having to redownload it.) Reading on Yahoo lots of people are havingthis problem with avast right now.

I’ve disabled/shut down the on-access scanner, so it doesn’t scan the .exe files I run and disable them.

Once a patch is released to fix this issue, I’ll re-enable it.

Thanks for posting this Andrew… my brother was just complaining about this problem earlier so I believe this should help him!

It’s fixed with today’s update..
But I’m a bit too late, I already uninstall my DU-Meter due to this.. dang it!

They’ve now released a update, which fixed the problem on my behalf.
Just update Avast, and you’ll get rid of the warnings now

same problem have I… fcking

I’m glad Avast realized its problems and took care of it.

I was also skeptical of the “trojan”. My friend’s Skype did not work after she moved the file to chest.

Thank you for your post.

I’m doing a boot scan and I get “lrs2k4sv.exe [upx] is infected by win32:Delf.-MZG [Trj] file is in the windows folder, are you sure?”

I will cancel out of the scan based on the above posts, and see how much damage the previous deletes caused.

The new virus data base is in. Avast works fine now. wish i read this before now. I deleted a boo-kuu of stuff.

I’m pretty much screwed here! I kept deleting files half the system does not work now. Running in safe mode with network support just to get here.

This is a real pain… I am doing online classes and don’t have time for this nonsense. But apparently I’m going to have to reload the system if I can’t get a restore to work then figure out where all the installation files are.

I had this problem today too. Had to reinstall Windows and as soon as I installed and updated avast – it poped up again. Another reinstallation and another update took care of it. Switching to another product won’t do a lot, though, other antiviruses had those false alarm problems in the past.
To err is human, but if you really want to screw everything up – this requires a computer.

THis happened to me suddenly last night to TuneUp… I was pretty sure it wasn’t a virus so i’ve just been ignoring it. This post was refreshing to find…thanks

Well… As they say, I’d rather be pissed off than pissed on

Same thing here.. Spent the better part of a day checking & double checking… Then, reinstalling… Then, triple checking…lol Oh well… Let’s call this one a training op!

avast Antrivirus felrapporterar Delf-MZG…

För er som använder avast Antivirus vilket jag rekommenderar har troligast fått felrapportering av virus med namnet Delf-MZG Trojan. Filer kan då flyttas till karantän (Chest) och det kan medföra att program inte fungerar.
Uppdatera avast och skannra f…

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I too suffered with the same problem and deleted many of my programs.

I guess it triggered the warning for anything written in Borland/CodeGear Delphi – at least all my Delphi compiled projects were false positives. Skype is also written in Delphi, so chances are good this is the common factor.

Me too! I was just surfing alone when avast! popped up a message saying I’d been infected. When I rebooted the computer it went through the welcome screen as normal (Windows XP), then on to the desktop. At that point it was obvious something was wrong. Clicking on desktop icons, nothing happened. Clicking on the Start button, nothing happened. Hover the mouse over the Start button, the hourglass icon came up, then nothing happened. I couldn’t use the computer!

Rebooted in Safe Mode, ran avast! and did a thorough scan. It showed this “Trojan” in every .exe file of programs I had installed. It even showed the “Trojan” in .exe files of software that I had just laying around: programs I’d downloaded but not yet installed!

I panicked at that point, assuming to have been under a massive infection. Formatted both hard drives, repartartioned them, and made a fresh XP installation. Fortunately I’d backed up my data a week or so earlier, so the data loss was not *too* painful. But it was a damn inconvenience because I’ve spent the better part of a day getting the computer back to the way I’d had it before this incident.

I like avast! so I’ll forgive them for this error. But I’m now running with Rising Antivirus, just to be on the safe side – hopefully!

Help! My friend is having the same problem and would like to re-install Avast now that the update is available, but can’t get on the internet. What should she do?

I vote for The Changeling with George C. Scott. Another one: See No Evil with Mia Farrow really scared the heck out of me as a kid. I also like Ghost Story based on the Peter Straub book, but its more creepy than scary.