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Name: computer novice 2 Date: August 10, 2006 at 03:14:05 Pacific OS: win xp sp1 CPU/Ram: 1.3ghz 1gb ram Product: KV7MM+
Comment:
Hello, on my test centre results for a scan of my computer, it says that shell32.dll is "change" (others been "-OK-"), I have done a scan of my hard drives and it says that no virus was found etc, and yet when I limit the results on the test page to virus etc, it comes up with shell32.dll- "change"
Name: johnr Date: August 10, 2006 at 09:55:15 Pacific
Reply:
Shell32.dll does get updated quite regularly, you'll notice it especially as Windows updates go through. AVG is set to note any system files which are altered, so it logs this one - it does the same on the one on which I use AVG, there are usually a couple of other changes as well. As long as no virus is found you can ignore it.
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