I've had a couple instances over the years where I went to Symantec.com to get answers on reported virus conditions. They've been helpful in identifying and providing instructions getting reid of the virus.

Bob

I know on the tech forums there are a lot of reports of false positives with AVG lately, not saying that is the case but could be.
I would go run some of the online scans and see what turns up.

I have really bad vision and can not read that info on there but does it say lavasoft adaware? if so then it likely is a false positive of adaware that it is detecting.

Here is a link that might be useful: trendmicro online scanner

Went to Trendmicro and ran the scan. Took a long time. Found one infection, cleaned it; then it said to run the scan again, so I did that and it was clean.

Thanks for all the help.

Sue

Surely AVG acted exactly as it was expected to do. After finding the Worm it invited you to select the method to cure. Obviously you chose 'Heal' or 'Move to vault'. False positive or actual threat, AVG took care of business.

WARNING if anyone else sees AVG trying to tell you to delete msconfig.exe as it shows in the screenshot above DO NOT delete your msconfig.exe! this is indeed a false positive and msconfig.exe is a necessary part of your wndows.
Here is a link to the discussion of this false positive on the AVG forums.

Here is a link that might be useful: AVG forums