That is some sort of preinstalled AV program.
Remove it and install www.eset.com
But keep in mind that there is a malware/spyware program going around that
give s similar message. But it is more like..."update your Windows
Anti-Virus"
Obviously don't click on it.
Tony V
I got a call from one of my friends who recently bought a new notebook with
Vista on it. He said when he starts up he gets a message which says
something to this effect,,,,"Definitions file is not up to date. Please
download new definitions." I asked him if there was anything to indicate if
this message was from Windows or Norton.....he said there was no indication.
He says that when he ignores it, it goes away and everything seems to work
OK.
I searched in my Windows XP for something that looked like that and found
nothing. Frankly, it sounds sort of like an AV thing but I am not sure,,,,,,
do any of you people have any ideas?
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