CDMA Workshop & AVG

[badsoccerman]

Has anyone had issues with AVG thinking CDMA Workshop is a trojan? AVG wont allow it to run and has to be disabled to use it. This wasnt the case a few weeks ago then i upgraded to 3.3.0. Annoying to say the least, maybe others have had the same problem with other anti virus software as well?

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[Lauren CA]

Report it to AVG and to Workshop and they will take care of it

 

[You know you love me♥]

i have had the same problem at one point, my techs decided to have avg remove the program, then we ran into all sorts of problems getting the program back up and running, i have talked with the people who made the program, and they said its normal at this point for avg to detect it as a virus, but its clean, im using it again now with no issues. :2thurabs:

Joey

 

[Murcatko]

Ok this is what you do to fix the issue, go to your AVG interface then click resident shield and click manage exceptions. Then you can click the add path and select the folder you keep your workshop program in and that should fix it for you, worked for me.

 

[Força Brasil]

yeah...the 3.3.0 was deleted by my AVG, then i just setup the exceptions like stated here

 

[I wanna know]

Yeah, i knew there wasnt any problems with it, i disabled AVG for a few days, i forgot there was a exceptions section so i appreciate the info as for some reason i hadnt even thought of that

Thanks again,
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