was just wondering if anyone here uses AVG, currently version 7.5?

For the last 2 weeks my AVG has been marking itself as out of date every day and getting little updates every few days, but when the update is downloaded and applied it still marks itself as out of date, was just wondering if this is normal or anyone was experiencing the issue?

No one cares about you Mace.

Get a decent Symantec version instead of freeware rubbish tbh

Mines working fines m8..

you might need to reinstall.


P.S. Kuif i wouldnt touch a symantec product if my life depended on ot ..

Symantec pwns, its just norton thats a pile of garbage.

They all suck arse like a starving dog at a mooners convention tbh

Try uninstalling it and re-install a product called Avast Macey, it's an AVG variant and nice and free still too.

EN

Mines working fine mate. I had Avast! but it completely crashed one day so i had to get rid of it ( its Shit )

If it's called 'Avast Macey' he should defo get it

It still works ok but it just keeps updating and saying its out of date, done it twice so far today :s

I would reinstall but ive lost the disc, gonna leave it and ill get a new firewall when i get a new pc sometime this year, thanks for the info + advice though

AVG won't work if you have a 64bit operating system unless you buy it though and being the obvious cheap chelsea fan that I am I use Avast! in it's place now on Vista 64bit.

I bought it when i bought my pc a few years back, seemed the best option when i was spending £1000 on a pc to get a decent bit of protection for it, shame the components werent worth protecting though

*snort* yeah, tell that to my computer. It can't even notice that my rundll32.exe is infected. I found out myself after it tried to inject a few other files (to no avail, since my firewall said no to that) and too a look at it in notepad. So now I'm stuck with two infected processes (winlogon.exe and rundll32.exe), neither of which my current symantec installation (dunno what it is, tbh, but it's not norton) actually realizes are infected, but my firewall's going bonkers stopping injections left, right and centre.

Yeah, I'll re-install my OS sometime this week, but still... I'd say a decent antivirus software should at least notice something, neh? (I'll stick to firewall only next installation, I tell you that).

Funnily enough, it can find the infostealers, but doesn't tag the processes, nor the exe files, as infected.

that's cos you've got a trojan and not a virus per se

Norton's always been incredibly shit with trojans.

You want to grab yourself something that come swith intrustion detection and honey trap functionality - Fsecure does it and isn't a horrific price.

M

I've found Symantec to be top notch at tracking down keygens for their products.