for some reason a program called iPodService.exe is in the avast sandbox.
and its being analysed every single time i turn on the pc :(
and it is analysed for as long as the pc is turned on.
the Terminate now button does nothing :(
i've been into Avast and i've disabled the sandbox and yet it still happens- its taking up part of the screen now and i've had to make this window not fit full screen just to be able to click post :mad:
i've no idea what the programe does - obviously it looks like something to do with an iPod - but i dont have one ???
i cant actually even find a way to exit or turn off Avast.
:(
It's part of iTunes, to remove from sandbox -
http://forum.avast.com/index.php?PHPSESSID=7oim29pb6dfimtvbuk5sre9ce3&topic=72177.msg602259#msg602259
hi steve
thanks - i've already tried to add this file to the do not sandbox list ?
does it not let me do this or something because i am using the free one ?
I'm not sure as I've never used it, does the link not help as well with free version?
well the sandbox bit shows that file will not be auto sandboxed yet its now analysing it again ???
the terminate button does nothing either :(
simply gonna delete the ipod directory.
bloomin annoying.
Removal and reinstall of iTunes?
The iPodservice process along with the AppleMobileDevice process checks for the attachment of iPods/iPhones/iPads etc and loads iTunes when they are connected and allows it to communicate with them.
If you or others don't use such devices with your system you can uninstall mobile device support via Control Panel > Uninstall a Program/Programs and Features (or Add/Remove Programs in XP) and can disable the iPodService via Start > Run (Start > All Programs > Accessories > Run in Vista/7)
Type msconfig and click OK and untick it in Services.
Ituneshelper allows other applications to do things such as import audio files into iTunes and can be disabled from the Startup tab.
Edit: Itunes gets upset if you remove the Application support it would seem.
Hate to ask the bleeding obvious, but if you don't have an iPod, do you need iTunes for another device?
Depends if they buy from the iTunes store.
i deleted the ipod directory and this morning its back and it bloody well analysing the damn file again
soon i shall be deleting avast full stop.
Have you opened a support ticket with Avast?