odin24seven
New Member
On one of my work computer's AVG is coming up with SVCHOST.EXE virus AND REG. RTHDBPL WARNING how should I take care of this. AVG moved it to the vault
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The thread discusses a user’s concern about AVG antivirus flagging SVCHOST.EXE and a registry warning as threats on a work computer, with AVG relocating the files to quarantine. The user seeks advice on how to handle the situation. Another contributor recommends using MalwareBytes Anti-Malware as an effective additional tool for virus removal, suggesting a quick scan after installation. Overall, the tone is helpful and focused on resolving potential malware issues.
The thread discusses a user’s concern about AVG antivirus flagging SVCHOST.EXE and a registry warning as threats on a work computer, with AVG relocating the files to quarantine. The user seeks advice on how to handle the situation. Another contributor recommends using MalwareBytes Anti-Malware as an effective additional tool for virus removal, suggesting a quick scan after installation. Overall, the tone is helpful and focused on resolving potential malware issues.
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odin24seven
New Member
On one of my work computer's AVG is coming up with SVCHOST.EXE virus AND REG. RTHDBPL WARNING how should I take care of this. AVG moved it to the vault. What would you guys recommend.
Mitchell_A
Former Moderator
A highly effect solution is also MalwareBytes Anti-Malware.
You can download it from Malwarebytes , upon installing do and update and then Quick Scan 🙂
You can download it from Malwarebytes , upon installing do and update and then Quick Scan 🙂
