avast 12.7 antivirus for mac says unprotected

#AVAST 12.7 ANTIVIRUS FOR MAC SAYS UNPROTECTED SOFTWARE#

Please post the contents of the RKreport.txt in your next Reply.ĭownload aswMBR.exe ( 511KB ) to your desktop. If it really does not work (it could happen), rename it to winlogon.exe

If the program is blocked, do not hesitate to try several times.

The RKreport.txt shall be generated next to the executable.

For Vista/Seven, right click -> run as administrator, for XP simply run RogueKiller.exe.

Hi, you probably have some elements left that are respawning Avast, and how I resolve it? One of the stranger things is that I have 'Windows Security Center' turned 'OFF', so where does Microsoft get the nerve to be scanning my files without my permission? It ran for over 50 minutes, tested 68.7 GB (over 235K files), and reported 'No threat found'! I have Avast antivirus, program version 5.0.677, virus definitions version 110505-1.ĭoes anyone know why I might be getting this conflicting info.

#AVAST 12.7 ANTIVIRUS FOR MAC SAYS UNPROTECTED SOFTWARE#

This window can not even be closed - I either have to select one of the 2 mentioned options, or shut down my computer to make it go away!Īfter seeing the list of 'infected' files, I opened my Avast free antivirus software and ran a 'full scan'. Then, it asks if 'I want to activate the Antivirus Center and remove all the threats' (for a mere $79.95!), or to 'continue unprotected'. Periodically, it opens an Antivirus Center Firewall Alert window, which says that 'it has prevented a program from accessing the Internet', 'iexplore.exe is infected with a Trojan worm which has tried to use it to connect to a remote host and send your credit card information'. that an IE Monster process is found, and that it would send passwords from IE to other websites!

Something called 'Windows Defender' said that it has detected spyware. A Firewall Alert that said 'your computer is being attacked from a remote machine', and it gives an Attacker IP address and an Attack Type of 'RCPT exploit'. It's not displaying now, but there was a list of (I think) a couple hundred or more 'infected' files. Two days ago, out of the blue, my desktop system started displaying all kinds of security alerts from the Windows Antivirus Center:

Avast 12.7 antivirus for mac says unprotected