Maybe it's because Pd opens a network connection to the wish application on the same machine and some antivirus programs think that's suspect, since for all they know the other program could be doing something nasty; they should really check that the other program is networking to the outside world but that would be too much work.

Martin

Ricardo Dueñas Parada wrote:
Thanks for the answers, of course it is solved adding an exception to
AVG. Just wanted to know if there was a reason maybe related to the
executable.

I tried to add a FAQ entry, but I can´t find the "add FAQ" button. Of
course I tried being logged in.

Ricardo.




On 13 April 2010 10:08, Hans-Christoph Steiner <[email protected]> wrote:
Since this question comes up every couple months, it would be great to have
a FAQ entry on it.  Could a Windows user take it on?

http://puredata.info/docs/faq

.hc

On Apr 6, 2010, at 3:45 AM, Lorenzo wrote:

Hello Colet,

[email protected] wrote:
Hello Lorenzo,

 do you have something like this in your computer:

Program Files\Pop up Blocker\pd.exe

Actually I do not suffer that problem myself anyway I imagine the original
sender will find the information useful.

Lorenzo.

?


 Or maybe Pd.exe has entered into virus database because
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It will be a lame answer if you need to fix all the windows computers
that i fix, because people use windows. Call it what you want.
But linux just is safer. this is no a go away, but a open your eyes
warning i gave....
and yes, PD works better in linux where you believe it or not


2010/3/31 Lorenzo<  [email protected]>



Ricardo Lameiro wrote:


you should try to move into linux, its safer and pd works better in it :D
Yes and that's the typical lame answer that puts off people from even
trying linux, and it also sounds so.. uhm.. mac :(




No dia 30 de Março de 2010 23:23, Ricardo Dueñas Parada<
 [email protected]>  escreveu:


Hi, I´m recently being adviced that pd.exe is a virus, exactly with
AVG antivirus, do you know the reason for that?
As someone suggested it might be a false positive.. Try and look into
what message it gives and maybe contacting the AVG people or writing to
community.

All the best,
Lorenzo.


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