I've seen it in many other items. It's not considered malware at least.
Bob
NOD32 detects Win32/OpenCandy in the latest Cnet-Techtracker Windows Installer File.
Why?
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NOD32 detects Win32/OpenCandy in the latest Cnet-Techtracker Windows Installer File.
Why?
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I've seen it in many other items. It's not considered malware at least.
Bob
The Win32/OpenCandy appeared with me as well. It was quarantined, and I removed it, however the upgrade to TechTracker 2.0.3 did not download. What shud I do now?
ikka
Is it safe to just ignore it, rather than quarantining/removing it, as this seems to be the only way I can upgrade TechTracker rt. now. AVG seems to automatically quarantine it, so how can I download the upgrade?
ikka
This is actually the first time I've encountered it. Can someone explain what it is?
Does anyone have a moment to reply to my request dated May 21/11 at 9:55 a.m.?
Thank you so much.
ikka