Important notice about the false report of AVG

Recently we received reports from many of our customers about the false alarm by AVG, an anti-virus program, this program reports all files in Adware Away as "Potential Unwanted Programs".

We claim this is a serious mistake made by AVG again. Last time AVG reported a dll "sporder.dll" in Adware Away folder as a trojan dll, but actually the "sporder.dll" is a Windows system dll, it is from Microsoft Windows. This time AVG reported all files in Adware Away folder as suspicious. 

If you are an AVG user, you can do this experiment to know how rediculous AVG's scan policy is :

1. Create a new folder in  "C:\Program Files"
2. Rename the new folder as "Adware Away"
3. Copy some of your normal files to Adware Away folder, you can copy any files you think they are virus free, and you also can copy some AVG files to Adware Away folder
4. Then use AVG to scan your system
5. According to its scan policy, it will report all files in Adware Away folder as "Potential Unwanted Programs", including the AVG files you copied!

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