virus attack

[hairy_mick]

help i bought a computer mag the other day as it came with a free anti virus package ie panda i tried to install it but it came up with close outlook or you cant install it was not open so tried again from a reboot same problem now tried a free one avast and i have quite a few viri and guess what its pointing to the mag disc what do you think one of the bliters is win32kuang2.
this is the file path F:\Full\Panda\PlatISComputerShopper.exe\pavDll.dll .

[homealone]

I'd be surprised if a covermount had a virus, myself, they are extensively checked :)

- a copy of that file on a hard disk could be altered, though.........

hairy_mick, I would go with the avast recommendations :)

[Matth]

One antivirus finding a virus in another?
It used to be more common, and I thought they'd fixed it, by always encrypting the virus signatures.
http://66.218.71.225/search/cache?ei=UTF-8&p=pavdll.dll&u=www.av-test.org/down/papers/2003-10_vb_falsepos.pdf&w=pavdll+dll&d=84CA11B143&c=483&yc=46644&icp=1
It seems that Pavdll.dll is marked by several other AV's, and seems to be a known false alarm.

Cross check using the TREND and/or PANDA housecall's
http://housecall.trendmicro.com/
http://www.pandasoftware.com/activescan/com/activescan_principal.htm