my AVG 6 scanned a Trojan Downloader.Agent.3.AP in a folder called C:\documents and settings\barry\application data\bpmf?.exe AVG couldn't remove it so i clicked put it in virus vault. but it couldn't move the file. when i checked the folder to see if i could delete the file myself, it wasnt there. but everytime i start up my computer, it tells me there's a virus in the folder. everytime i scan with AVG, the same thing happens, it cant be removed. i tried to search google for anything simular based on the exe file name but nothing came up. can anyone help? More than you can afford bitches, high five.

Have you entered the safe mode and ran AVG while in it?

when i tried running AVG in safemode, something came up and said Driver(CORE) not found. and i forgot to mention, i also used panda active scan but it didnt detect anything. More than you can afford pal, high five.

anyone please?

Have you got an up-to-date set of AVG emergency floppies (4 disks)? If you have, try booting off them and run a scan in DOS. If not you should create a set on a clean PC. Make sure you choose the Scan and Clean option, and not the Restore option. Alternatively, download the F-Prot Dos scanner and try that: http://www.f-secure.com/download-purchase/tools.shtml Make sure you have full back ups of all data before you do any of the above, just in case! You're right, not much information about this virus on the net, even at AVG's own site.

alright thanks. ill try that

OK, here's something new. i used the F-prot program and it found the file but it could not scan it because it was in use. so i went into windows explorer to try and find the exe file through the address the program gave me. the file wasn't there. then i went to folder options and unchecked the 'hide protected system files (recommeneded)' option and there was the file. it is a protected system file. now my question is should i delete it?