Do a Windows search for files with pskav to find any files left behind after Panda was uninstalled and delete them. Evidently, they don't think "housekeeping" of such files is important.

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The file contains codesnippets of various viruses, usually a vendor encrypts such snippets to avoid such false positives, panda is the only vendor i know that ships it in a plain way. Of course i could try to fix it - but in this particular case i choose the easy way and say: It's all their fault - they have malicous code in that file and ClamAV detects it. The code is not active in any way and the file is not malicious - still, it's in there.

Actually I never said that I uninstalled or wanted to uninstall Panda. It is a good 2nd opinion scan. Just fyi. Thanks.

Well, if you don't want the false positive file, then you can delete it.

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