Please keep all questions regarding Virus and/or Trojan warnings here

[The Sheep]

I'm having the same issue that everyone else is. I, too, was using AVG as most people with this issue are.

I downloaded and installed another virus scanning program, turned off AVG, and ran a scan to see if this was simply an AVG issue. I am sorry to report that the second virus scanner also determined that the C:\Program Files\PokerOffice\bin\InjLib.dll file was infected, as well as the servicelog.txt file. The second virus scanner is a non-free commecial virus scanner. Based on this information, I have to conclude that this isn't just a problem with AVG.

Hope this helps in some way. I'm looking forward to more updates.

FYI - Windows XP, and I have installed the latest patch.

- The Sheep

[PokerOffice Support]

Thanks for the additional information, The Sheep. It sounds really weird that servicelog.txt is considered a thread, but I'll make sure to forward this information to the developers.

[The Sheep]

Thank you.

[cpc]

Not used PokerOffice for some time but AVG 8.0 identified:

Trojan Horse Agent.NDVin pokeroffice\finalizepatch.exe

I have put it into the virus vault and PO doesn't launch: the splash window comes up but the application does not launch

Thanks

Windows XP SP2

[PokerOffice Support]

Originally Posted by cpc

Not used PokerOffice for some time but AVG 8.0 identified:

Trojan Horse Agent.NDVin pokeroffice\finalizepatch.exe

I have put it into the virus vault and PO doesn't launch: the splash window comes up but the application does not launch

Thanks

Windows XP SP2

Hmm, the fact that finalizepatch.exe is blocked should definitely not cause a startup problem for PokerOffice. The only thing the file is needed for is to manually finish an update when it can't be done automatically.

My guess is that you're stuck with an old version of PokerOffice, and that the file pnthandler.dll is being blocked. Please go to http://www.pokeroffice.com/update.

[-=bb=-]

For some reason the developers have packed the DLL with UPX. This is what causes the problems with AVG (in my case).

Unpacking the dll is simple. Download UPX from http://upx.sourceforge.net/download/upx303w.zip or go there directly to ensure that you get a clean file.

Unzip upx.exe to the C:\Program Files\PokerOffice\bin (again in my case - change as you see fit for your installation).

Go to Start -> Run and type "cmd" (without the quotes) and press return

Navigate to your installation directory (normally this is just "cd \Program Files\PokerOffice\bin" again without quotes) and type "upx -d injlib.dll". This will unpack the DLL into its original uncompressed form and for me prevents any false positives with AVG.

Hope this helps someone

bb

[PokerOffice Support]

The above does work indeed, and it will not cause any problems.

[MH81]

I solved the problem with the live tracker on the Ongame network by getting rid of AVG and replace it with avast! antivirus and it has worked fine until today! Today avast! also recognizes the injLib.dll file as a trojan and no matter what I do I can't get the Live tracker to work. The Live Tracker windows is empty and there are stats, odds, hand ranking or anything on the tables. What to do now?

[MH81]

I tried to use bb's fix for avast! and it actually works! Thanks...

[ROJOAJ]

When I install the new patch for Full Tilt, Mcafee aoutomatically deletes it as a Trojan virus. The only way I can keep it is to turn off my virus scan. Any solutions?