Virus Alert by the free H+B EDV -ACID Product Family

Subject:Virus Alert by the free H+B EDV Posted by: hemmerling Date:7/22/2001 3:10:37 AM Hello ! The free and recommended antivirus software Antivir by H+B EDV current version of 12.July.2001 http://www.free-av.com/ detects the virus "BDS/CInvader-120c" in the files Acid20D_enu.exe DXMediaX86.exe downloaded from your site :-( This is true for the files for your files AcidSetup.exe ForrgeXPsetup.exe which may be downloaded at mh2o.com Please contact the crew of Antivir so that this virus message will not appear with the next release of Antivir. Please check if this does not happen with other download or full-version (archive) files. It is NOT up to me to "convince" AntiVir that your software is virus-free :-(. Sincerely Rolf
Subject:RE: Virus Alert by the free H+B EDV Reply by: Rockitglider Date:7/22/2001 5:42:41 PM Hello, Somtimes virus scan programs detect "virus like activity" in a program because the program writes to part of the disk that is being monitored by the virus scanner. You can maybe adjust the settings in the virus scanner to be less sensitive, without losing any protection. Also check the FAQ at the web site for the virus program, Maybe they have an answer. See ya

Subject:Virus Alert by the free H+B EDV

Posted by: hemmerling

Date:7/22/2001 3:10:37 AM

Hello !

The **free** and recommended antivirus software Antivir by
H+B EDV
current version of 12.July.2001
http://www.free-av.com/
detects the virus "BDS/CInvader-120c"
in the files
Acid20D_enu.exe
DXMediaX86.exe
downloaded from your site
:-(

This is true for the files
for your files
AcidSetup.exe
ForrgeXPsetup.exe
which may be downloaded at
mh2o.com

Please contact the crew of Antivir so that this virus message will not appear with the next release of Antivir.
Please check if this does not happen with other download or full-version (archive) files.

It is NOT up to me to "convince" AntiVir that your software is virus-free :-(.

Sincerely
Rolf

Subject:RE: Virus Alert by the free H+B EDV

Reply by: Rockitglider

Date:7/22/2001 5:42:41 PM

Hello,

Somtimes virus scan programs detect "virus like activity" in a program because the program writes to part of the disk that is being monitored by the virus scanner. You can maybe adjust the settings in the virus scanner to be less sensitive, without losing any protection. Also check the FAQ at the web site for the virus program, Maybe they have an answer.

See ya