I-Tunes & AVG -- If you have both, read this before letting AVG remove files

Recent updateS of AVG definitions have been informing the program that some I-Tunes files are a virus, specifically, in my case, the "Small.BOG" file. If you let AVG remove it, I-Tunes is broken, and will probably have to be re-installed.

You can go into the "Resident Shield" on the AVG User interface and click on the "Manage Exceptions" button. There you can set an exception telling AVG not to scan your ITunes folder. I wouldn't do it for long, but just long enough for the fixed definitions to come out from AVG. Although, at the moment, I haven't heard when that will be. (I'm betting sooner, rather than later.)

More info here.

eh. I've used AVG for years, in a number of situations. This is the first time I've had it try to eliminate a necessary file. I've seen that happen with several AV programs over time, though.

Thousands of people making better mousetraps, and thousands of people training smarter mice, now and again a white rat's gonna get his tail clipped, or just stop and eat all your cheese.