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I know AVG has a reputation of finding a virus in a vacuum, but I was copying a stack of files from one hard drive to another & it threw up a Virus threat. What was it? VMCD.exe - the Vista decoder changer! Being cautious is good, but really, this is beyond a joke.
Justin
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Last edited by logifuse; 10th July 2008 at 05:52 PM.
Switched from AVG to Avast when I changed to Vista. I was sick of being dumped to the desktop mid game while playing TF2 because AVG decided to run an update/scan on its own. I'm a much happier man these days
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What was it? VMCD.exe - the Vista decoder changer! Being cautious is good, but really, this is beyond a joke.
