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Hello,
I have uninstalled (with AVG uninstall tool and Revo Pro) AVG ultimate on 1 of my PC abd installed Bitdefender.
I'm very surprised because BDTS detected 2 AVG files
Do you think they are false positives?
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I agree with the replies above. I'm pretty sure it's a false positive, but upload it to VirusTotal if you are not sure about it.Hello,
I have uninstalled (with AVG uninstall tool and Revo Pro) AVG ultimate on 1 of my PC abd installed Bitdefender.
I'm very surprised because BDTS detected 2 AVG files
Do you think they are false positives?
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If he uploaded it to VirusTotal, will he be able to know if it was a malicious file or not? I'm still learning so please forgive me if I asked such questionsI agree with the replies above. I'm pretty sure it's a false positive, but upload it to VirusTotal if you are not sure about it.
if that file is zero day malware,no.if its a Fps,Yes.If he uploaded it to VirusTotal, will he be able to know if it was a malicious file or not? I'm still learning so please forgive me if I asked such questions![]()

VirusTotal is a website on which you can upload any file that you think could be malicious and it will get scanned by pretty much every Antivirus engine out there (Kaspersky, ESET, Bitdefender and much more.) Even if all scan results are clean it's not a 100% guarantee because every AV could have theoretically missed the file, but it's an huge indicator that the file is clean when no AV detects it on VirusTotal.If he uploaded it to VirusTotal, will he be able to know if it was a malicious file or not? I'm still learning so please forgive me if I asked such questions![]()
Yes I reboot the system because AVG uninstall tool works in safe mode.Probably a false positive, did you restart the system after uninstalling AVG ?
I guess they haven't updated their removal tool for other tools which is why AntiTrack files were left behind. Just wondering, what made you switch away from AVG to BD ? Any issues or just changed out of interest ?Yes I reboot the system because AVG uninstall tool works in safe mode.
No, I simply like to try different AV on some of my PCs.I guess they haven't updated their removal tool for other tools which is why AntiTrack files were left behind. Just wondering, what made you switch away from AVG to BD ? Any issues or just changed out of interest ?
Awesome! Thanks a lot @SecureKongo! Now I've learned something newVirusTotal is a website on which you can upload any file that you think could be malicious and it will get scanned by pretty much every Antivirus engine out there (Kaspersky, ESET, Bitdefender and much more.) Even if all scan results are clean it's not a 100% guarantee because every AV could have theoretically missed the file, but it's an huge indicator that the file is clean when no AV detects it on VirusTotal.
If you upload files or a URL to virustotal.com it gets analysed by +60 different anti-malware solutions from most of the better known vendors. An alternative scanning site is -Awesome! Thanks a lot @SecureKongo! Now I've learned something new![]()
Leftover files and registry entries are common even after use of dedicated uninstallation tools.Do you think they are false positives?
You can use the portable Jotti scanner in case you don't want to open a browser. It sits in my Downloads in the rare times I need it.
Apps - Jotti's malware scan
virusscan.jotti.org
I've just been doing similar to @plat1098 at virustotal


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