Avast today is reporting a blocked trojan horse
Avast today is reporting a blocked trojan horse...
Infection: JS:Blacole-AV
Object: C:\Users\Dave\AppData\Local\...\global-e2e.merged-min[1].js
Process: qbw32.exe
Avast today is reporting a blocked trojan horse...
Infection: JS:Blacole-AV
Object: C:\Users\Dave\AppData\Local\...\global-e2e.merged-min[1].js
Process: qbw32.exe
I have no answer but I just got the exact same problem 1/2 hour ago. No idea what's going on
Just a heads up, I went to the Avast community forums and people are reporting this all over the place. It seems to be since Avast did an update this morning. A lot of speculation is that Avast is reporting a False Positive, but there hasn't been anything official on that yet.
Yup same thing here. I hope this isn't an issue with working in QB today.
Exact same message here as well. Avast keeps finding every time open different or same company file!! All computers doing too!
Seems to be running ok but I have to re allown a few scripts to run which makes me nervous
Our Quickbooks seems to be running fine with it being blocked Slows my entire computer down when I attempt to run Quickbooks


I got the same warning and submitted a false positive
have to wait and see what a future update will be, avast updated today before I ran QB, I have a feeling that is the problem
another update from the Avast community Fourm:
A false positive is being reported in QuickBooks executable QBW32.exe and is hosing everything up.
Object: c:\users...\global-e2e.merged.min[1].js
Infection: JS:Blacole-AV [Trj]
I scanned the system with HitMan Pro and no problem was found.
Putting in an exclude in the File System shield to exclude path c:\program files\intit\quickbooks 2012\ did not help.
The user was also getting a message for AvastUI.exe: "The instruction at 0x776e2cc7 referenced memory at 0xe9e0f933. The memory could not be read."
PLEASE FIX YOUR MALWARE DEFINITION FILES ASAP.
Using Avast Free. When they have false positive issues like this, it's never something minor.
Microsoft.com says the threat is real. The following Microsoft link provides some information for fixes: http://www.microsoft.com/secur...
The treat is real but it could be a false positive based on the way QB utilizes JS. The threat that you sited was back in Jan 10, 2012 | Published: Dec 27, 2011. The qbBw32.exe might not play nice with the way avast's scan engine interprets the execution of the file. it will error on the side of safety if it resembles virus like activity for your protection...
Strange activity in QB after trying to load it today. Avast says it blocked the virus-QB worked fine on my first try this AM, but now is not opening properly (or at all).
I updated my Avast program and it's working fine now. My version of Avast is now 7.0.1466
Go to the avast console on your task bar or in your program menu, once it's opened click on the Maintenance tab, look at the bottom of the screen and there will be a button to update your program. Look to see if your version is 7.0.1466 if not then update. (Requires reboot so save your docs!)
After i updated and rebooted i can open QB without alerts...
Thanks OBPS. I updated Avast and worked! I didn't even have to reboot to get error to stop every time opened a company file in Quickbooks (although I will anyway). Not a good way to start your day!
Even if your version says 7.0.1466 still click update- it fixed the problem for me.
Seemed to work ok for me as well , but I updated both sections towards the top is update engine and virus definitions then below is update program I did both.