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ccstudio.exe detected by AVG Anti Virus

Markel Robregado
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Hi,

   I opened CCS, and my AVG Anti Virus detected ccstudio.exe as a virus. I choose "Allow". Does this usually happens? I just searched in the internet and found that IDP.ALEXA.46 is a virus. Now I am thinking I made a mistaking choosing "Allow".

- kel

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    Guru 192875 points
    Hi Markel,

    Seems like you've infected your drive. Try scanning and healing the PC first. I hope the anti-virus does not delete the exe files!

    Regards,
    Gautam
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    TI__Guru**** 169224 points
    Markel,

    I tend to agree with Gautam... Funny, it seems neither AVG knows what IDP.Alexa.46 means, based on the discussion below:
    support.avg.com/answers

    There is a chance it is either a brand new virus or a false positive.

    Any chance you can test a different AV? We use here Symantec and at home I use Nod32 - both did not spawn anything recently.

    Cheers,
    Rafael
  • 0 in reply to desouza
    Guru 86195 points
    I did a complete Anti-Virus scan of my drive. My AVG detected several Adware and fixed it. However, the IDP.ALEXA.46 was not detected at ccstudio.exe.

    I opened CCS, and there was no AVG virus detected. I am happy enough that I am able to open CCS without this AVG virus detected.

    - kel