Hi everyone!
This is my first post on the forum, and I'm afraid I need help from the word go.
I bought my SuperCard Pro shortly after it was first made available.
Today, I unpacked my shiny new accessory from its bubble mailer and connected it to a USB 2.0 port on my WinXP machine.
Downloaded the latest (v1.5.0.1) software and installed it. So far so good.
Downloaded the latest (v1.1) firmware updater, but Avast! reports that it's infected with the Win32:Malware-gen virus!
I presume the latest version of the software requires the latest firmware update, but first I thought I would determine the existing firmware version and try to update it as far as possible.
Firmware updater v0.8 reported that the existing firmware was at version 0.8, so updated the firmware to version 0.9 with firmware updater v0.9 - again, so far so good.
However, firmware updater v1.0 also appears to be infected with the Win32:Malware-gen virus.
Are these files genuinely infected, or can I exclude them from my AV scans?
On a different note, I have found that I am unable to insert my storage medium (a Kingston Technology 8GB Micro-SDHC Class 4) all the way into the SuperCard Pro's Micro-SD card slot.
I don't think local storage is required to produce or store disk images, however I would like to know why I'm having difficulty inserting this card. The slot doesn't look damaged in any way.
Thanks for any help with this.
This is my first post on the forum, and I'm afraid I need help from the word go.
I bought my SuperCard Pro shortly after it was first made available.
Today, I unpacked my shiny new accessory from its bubble mailer and connected it to a USB 2.0 port on my WinXP machine.
Downloaded the latest (v1.5.0.1) software and installed it. So far so good.
Downloaded the latest (v1.1) firmware updater, but Avast! reports that it's infected with the Win32:Malware-gen virus!
I presume the latest version of the software requires the latest firmware update, but first I thought I would determine the existing firmware version and try to update it as far as possible.
Firmware updater v0.8 reported that the existing firmware was at version 0.8, so updated the firmware to version 0.9 with firmware updater v0.9 - again, so far so good.
However, firmware updater v1.0 also appears to be infected with the Win32:Malware-gen virus.
Are these files genuinely infected, or can I exclude them from my AV scans?
On a different note, I have found that I am unable to insert my storage medium (a Kingston Technology 8GB Micro-SDHC Class 4) all the way into the SuperCard Pro's Micro-SD card slot.
I don't think local storage is required to produce or store disk images, however I would like to know why I'm having difficulty inserting this card. The slot doesn't look damaged in any way.
Thanks for any help with this.