I’m fighting with a strange nastie for several hours after I fired up my Photoshop to do some work and Avast (latest version and updated virus libraries) announced a ~df394b.tmp in folder c:\DOCUME~1\Ra\LOCALS~1\Temp\Adobelm_Cleanup.0001.dir.0000
Avast tucks it into the chest and at a new PS start up attempt, the same happens.
I have the same problem today upon Photoshop cs2 and Illustrator cs2 startup. I hope that it is problem in Avast virus databases and we shall wait next updates >:(
After starting the machine this morning and yet again having the Avast updates and all, PS gave no error so it might have been resolved. I’ll see how this goes. Interestingly yesterday, when I exported the tmp file from the chest and sent to virustotal.com for a check, two other apart from Avast recognised it as malware. Is this normal?
Hello,
virustotal sends undetected samples to AV companies which doesn’t detect some file while others yes. So if they decided to add it to detection it may cause same false positive :-(.
Im new to the forum but have read this thread with interest. Had the issue yesterday with CS2 and Bridge, if I opened Adobe Bridge I got a message about licensing restriction meaning that I needed another Adobe programme running to run Bridge. So I opened CS2 but that reported a library issue. At the same time Avast popped up with the malware gen message and had moved 3 or 4 adobecleanup files to the chest. tonight I still can’t open bridge on its own as I still get the licensing message (no Avast warning though) but I can open CS2 and access bridge from there with no problem (so far). This is fine I can work that way but would be interested to hear if anyone had a solution?