Virus analysts at Kaspersky Lab have created the StopGpcode2 utility to restore files encrypted by the virus.

Kaspersky Lab, a leading developer of secure content management systems, is now able to provide users with instruction on how to recover files attacked by the Gpcode.ak virus.

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Kaspersky Lab, a leading developer of secure content management systems, reports the detection of a malicious program that infects WMA audio files. The objective of the infection is to install a Trojan that gives a cybercriminal control of the user's computer.

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There may be a problem with some of the AVG Control Center components after the last AVG update. This problem appears when a very old version is updated or previous version wasn't updated correctly.

After updating Windows XP SP2 (update KB925902) there can be problems launching the AVG Control Center. The displayed error message can be related to one of the following system files: hhctrl.ocx, user32.dll, shell32.dll. The solution is to install the patch from Microsoft. If the problem persists, please try to uninstall Brico pack Vista inspirat 1.1, or another used graphic user interface upgrade.

AVG Free Edition needs these system libraries to work properly:

Return codes of avg.exe and avgscan.exe

Within the 3rd party program scanning options choose avgw.exe with /SE parameter (avgw.exe /SE) as the internal antivirus scanner. Avgw.exe file is located in the AVGFree Edition directory - usually C:\Program Files\Grisoft\AVG Free directory on your hard drive.