P2P-worm.win32.logpole.c

[RyanInt]

I am running Windows XP on my HP Compaq computer. I am using AVG on my computer. I recently noted a strange Trojan on my computer which is detected by AVG. It is "P2P-worm.win32.logpole.c" and it also said that it is unable to remove it and I need to provide the action to delete the virus. What is that? Without thinking much about it I ordered to delete it but still AVG is unable to delete. Is it really a virus/Trojan or some useful system file which AVG is unable to delete? Please help!

[Steve123]

P2P-worm.win32.logpole.c is a Worm.Generic virus. It doesn't belongs to Windows and should be removed as soon as possible. Its destruction level is noted as HIGH until now and can corrupt your computer to its fullest. If you want, you can use McAfee or Norton to remove it completely from your computer.

[Snake08]

You can even quarantine it if AVG is unable to remove. Once it is in quarantine section, the worm can not affect your computer or multiply itself. This kind of worms gets installed on your computer if you visit P2P sharing sites frequently. It is recommended to use a good antivirus if you want to visit such sites or avoid downloading stuffs if you don't trust the data you are downloading.

[Spyrus]

P2P-worm.win32.logpole.c belongs to Kazaa. It gets download on your computer from Kazaa Media Desktop software. If you are using Kazaa Media Desktop then uninstall it. Its just an adware which comes with Kazaa Media Desktop installation. Also use the registry cleaner to completely remove it from your computer.