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9.5. PUP Exceptions
AVG 9 Anti-Virus is able to analyze and detect executable applications or DLL
libraries that could be potentially unwanted within the system. In some cases the
user may wish to keep certain unwanted programs on the computer (programs that
were installed on purpose). Some programs, especially free ones, include adware.
Such adware might be detected and reported by AVG as a potentially unwanted
program. If you wish to keep such a program on your computer, you can define it as
a potentially unwanted program exception:
libraries that could be potentially unwanted within the system. In some cases the
user may wish to keep certain unwanted programs on the computer (programs that
were installed on purpose). Some programs, especially free ones, include adware.
Such adware might be detected and reported by AVG as a potentially unwanted
program. If you wish to keep such a program on your computer, you can define it as
a potentially unwanted program exception:
The Potentially Unwanted Programs Exceptions dialog displays a list of already
defined and currently valid exceptions from potentially unwanted programs. You can
edit the list, delete existing items, or add new exceptions. The following information
can be found in the list for every single exception:
defined and currently valid exceptions from potentially unwanted programs. You can
edit the list, delete existing items, or add new exceptions. The following information
can be found in the list for every single exception:
File - provides the name of the respective application