DNA100
01-16-09, 06:27 AM
i am relatively new to the avira antivirus free version.
the thing is i am having problems with understanding the function of the 'deny access' function.
i was visisting a football(soccer) news realted site and then i was informed about this threat.
Virus or unwanted program 'HEUR/HTML.Malware [heuristic]'
detected in ....
Action performed: Deny access
there were 3 options-"quarantine","deny accesss","ignore".normally, i would prefer the infected file to be completely removed from my computer(so i would normally either delete it or quarantine and then delete it).but since "deny access" was the default,i thought that may be it is the preferable action and will stop the file from being downloaded.but i am not sure what exactly it did.
can somebody explain to me what exactly this deny access thing does?
also,is it stil in my computer?then how do i remove it?i actually cleaned the tempary IE files.
i also searched the content.IE5 place in the temporary internet files folder where it was shown to be present.but there wasn't anything with that name.
the thing is i am having problems with understanding the function of the 'deny access' function.
i was visisting a football(soccer) news realted site and then i was informed about this threat.
Virus or unwanted program 'HEUR/HTML.Malware [heuristic]'
detected in ....
Action performed: Deny access
there were 3 options-"quarantine","deny accesss","ignore".normally, i would prefer the infected file to be completely removed from my computer(so i would normally either delete it or quarantine and then delete it).but since "deny access" was the default,i thought that may be it is the preferable action and will stop the file from being downloaded.but i am not sure what exactly it did.
can somebody explain to me what exactly this deny access thing does?
also,is it stil in my computer?then how do i remove it?i actually cleaned the tempary IE files.
i also searched the content.IE5 place in the temporary internet files folder where it was shown to be present.but there wasn't anything with that name.