file windows.sig - detected as trojan by Norton Antivirus
Hi,
today, I started my computer, right after login, Norton informed me about action.
After checking what was this about, I discovered that Norton found a Trojan in Acronis folder, the exact path was:
c:\ProgramData\Acronis\NGMP\1.0.2748.354\avc\windows.sig
Norton removed the file.
Is it a false detection, or is it possible this file was indeed infected?
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Hello!
Please exclude the agent folders/executables from the A.Virus: https://kb.acronis.com/content/36429
Acronis will not activate its real-time anti-malware protection feature, if Windows Security Center reports that another antivirus is currently active. That ensures that we will not initiate any conflict between two simultaneously running antivirus solutions. To eliminate possibility of that conflict from the other antivirus part, we recommend that you leave only Acronis product and uninstall the third-party antivirus. https://kb.acronis.com/content/69488
Thanks in advance!
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