"I killed all my tomato seedlings by adding too much epsom salts when I repotted them...." That statement concerns me and may be key to what you are seeing now. You may have "over loved" tomato plants. Nursery seedlings are fed. You brought nursery plants home and immediately repotted them. That is a lot of stress on a plant that has just been moved from it's home in a green house to a retail outlet (unless you got them from a green house) then to your home. You have serveral possible problems here: Stress from change of environment Feeding when potting up (more stress) Not hardening off before exposing to the elements (still more stress) Solutions: Flush the pots with lots of water and allow to drain Move them into the shade They will most likely recover, just give them some time and love them with a very light hand. (Grin) Bets

I would guess the infections are happening due to not updating the pc fully, right now it is essential to keep adobe updated, java,& flash too because there are known in the wild infections for those vulnerabilities. The one for adobe is very serious. Using the secunia tool to find if you have anything that needs updated is an essential part of your security these days. Plus the recent out of band critical update issued by Microsoft is a must have. Secunia Online Software Inspector (OSI) these are serious infections and can not be cleaned properly with out the assistance of the security forum community for the average user. Trying to do it alone with out specific guidance is only going to clean parts of it. And using anything that says it will clean something is generally a sure bet that the product you are getting is in itself more malware if it was not recommended by a security forum assistant.

Yes, I am...and this happened a few months ago, too. I think GW is playing with the pop up ads again...and that seems to trigger the AVG alerts. I hope they fix it, soon!

nightowl, are you using Firefox? I had a similar problem last year ... I would click on a heading in GW and it would open to a random site on another page, constant pop-ups, etc. I notified GW and although they did ask me to specify details, I don't believe anything was done on their end and the issues remained. I paid a service provided my my ISP that supposedly cleared my computer of malware, but still had the problem, and only when accessing GW. I ended up deleting Firefox and the problem went with it. I've been using Chrome since without issues. I also installed Malwarebytes and run it periodically.