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<blockquote data-quote="joshpoints" data-source="post: 428208" data-attributes="member: 546465">Maybe AVG gave me a false alarm.&nbsp; I ran AVG and Symantec twice and neither is finding a virus now.&nbsp; Do me a favor go to &quot;my computer&quot; then double click on C drive.&nbsp; Then double click on documents and settings.&nbsp; Then double click on cookies.&nbsp; Then double click on your personal folder (the folder with your name).&nbsp; Then double click on cookies.&nbsp; Then highlight everything in this folder and see if you can delete all objects in there.I&#039;m unable to remove an Index file from in there.&nbsp; When I double click to open it I get a message that says &quot;you are attempting to open a file type (.Dat)These files&nbsp; are used&nbsp; by operating system and by various programs.&nbsp; Editing or modifying them could damage your system.I&#039;m wondering if this is possibly a virus or if it&#039;s a system folder.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="joshpoints, post: 428208, member: 546465"] Maybe AVG gave me a false alarm. I ran AVG and Symantec twice and neither is finding a virus now. Do me a favor go to "my computer" then double click on C drive. Then double click on documents and settings. Then double click on cookies. Then double click on your personal folder (the folder with your name). Then double click on cookies. Then highlight everything in this folder and see if you can delete all objects in there. I'm unable to remove an Index file from in there. When I double click to open it I get a message that says "you are attempting to open a file type (.Dat) These files are used by operating system and by various programs. Editing or modifying them could damage your system. I'm wondering if this is possibly a virus or if it's a system folder. [/QUOTE]

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