AVG
Bittorrent (stable)
i just update my AVG this afternoon then few minutes AVG detected that my Bittorent.exe a Virus
this what AVG report

Virus Detected
While Closing File: E:\PROGRAM FILES\bitorrent.exe
Trojan horse PSW.Generic2.AOK

then i click "HEAL"
and then AVG says "object was sucessfully healed"

but later on i cant use anymore bittorrent
so i reinstalled

but when i run again the newly installed Bittorrent im getting same problem

i think this is only a new problem both AVG & Bittorrent
anyone knows how to fix this?what ever i do it really detect it

i get this link
http://forum.grisoft.cz/freeforum/read.php?4,53254,sv=

the link says the same in my problem
[COLOR="Blue"]Virus Detected
While Closing File: E:\Program Files\bitorrent.exe
E:\Program Files\maketorrent.exe
E:\Program Files\choose_language
Trojan horse PSW.Generic2.AOK[/COLOR]

[COLOR="Red"]PSW- a.k.a password stealer[/COLOR]


any idea on this matter?
i think i will try other torrent dl'derAVG had an issue similar to this with a CD Ripping program I used briefly in the past. I never figured that ONE out.

Try an online scan with the suspect bittorrent file installed, either at Panda or Trend Micro's page. Better yet, do both, one at a time.You could also upload the file for multiple scans.
http://virusscan.jotti.org/after i uninstalled the Bittorent i ran:
Ad-aware (result: cleaned)
ZA Anti-Spy(result: cleaned)
AVG(result: cleaned)
Spybot S&D(result: windows firewall override "immunized")

im sure that Bittorrent i got is genuine, coz since ive learn P2p i think i dl'd 4 times the BT from ZP and BT link not from other site
also ive done "exception" from scanning but AVG will detect the system of my pc where some file of BT exist and it will get back to problems

Another AV? not an option for me
but i get another dl'der and its Azurues and i think its ok
and i clean all the files of BT from my pc

as of now im running the BitDefender Online Scan

BTW thanks to all of youWhy is another AV not an option?One properly functioning active antivirus is sufficient for most viruses. More than one causes problems. Each frequently thinks the other's scanning is a virus and this will slow down your system or worse. As to which one to use, that is up to you. Quote

One properly functioning active antivirus is sufficient for most viruses. More than one causes problems. Each frequently thinks the other's scanning is a virus and this will slow down your system or worse. As to which one to use, that is up to you.