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More Cookies Keep Appearing-Need Help

14 years ago

I just installed AVG2012 today and now I have up to 4 tracking cookies appearing. I get alert messages from AVG Resident Shield Alert. These are the ones I have:

Tracking Cookie .2o7

tracking Cookie Casalemedia

Tracking Cookie Casalemedia

Tracking Cookie Revsci

Then it says to select option how to deal with this.

1)add to exception 2) go to file

When I went to file, it took me to my documents but I didn't see this cookie thing.

I have never dealt with this so don't know what to do. Can anyone give me some help on how to get rid of these cookies?

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Comments (6)

mikie_gw
14 years ago
maybe somebody that has AVG2012 will tell
But honestly, if you cant learn it.. i would suggest you look in their support files for the AVG uninstall tool.

Think Microcoft security essentials ... maybe super simple, if you have xp sp3 or newer

Here is a link that might be useful: microsoft security essentials
kudzu9
14 years ago
The fact that you have cookies has nothing to do with your AVG2012 install.

Four tracking cookies is nothing significant; I've sometimes collected over a hundred after surfing for several hours. Tracking cookies typically get planted on your computer every time you go on the Internet. They may be annoying and you might not like having them, but they don't damage your computer (unlike a virus). You can easily delete them from within your browser or have it done automatically every time you close your browser. You can also change the settings in most browsers so that they don't get set at all...although this may mean that some web pages don't load properly or completely.

If you want more help with this, you need to tell us what browser you are using.
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owbist
14 years ago
I have not used AVG for a long time but somewhere in there is a preference or options page where you can turn off having the warning pop up every time a cookie appears.

Cookies on a computer are akin to dishes in a kitchen, they are expected to be found there.
love2sew
Original Author
14 years ago
Thanks so much for your explanation. I guess I am nervous having a new security program.
ravencajun Zone 8b TX
14 years ago
it is part of the new AVG, personally I moved away from AVG several years ago it just was not up to what it had been.
My advice would be to go with Microsoft Security Essentials or AVAST. They are both very good and will not hassle you.
If you want to keep AVG I would recommend going to their forums and asking for help there they would be able to instruct you better about it.

How did you remove what ever you had on their as an AV before you installed AVG? I would run app remover to make sure you are fully removing your AV programs.
Using AppRemover
puzzlefan
14 years ago
Use Firefox and add NoScript. Thus no cookies

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