Is there a Java file that ends in -ANE that is a virus that must be deleted or moved to a "chest"?
I have Avast! virus security & scanner. I have had it for about 2 years. I usually just ran Avast! while the computer was on but never did a "boot up scan".
The last 2 days, I ran the "boot up scan" and both times Avast! told me a file under my C drive with an ending sort of like this C://....named user/,,,,Java-ANE , or something like that, was infected and asked what I wanted to do with it: delete, repair...move to chest... ESC.. About 8 or 9 choices in all.
Both times I chose "repair" but Avast! said it could not do that. So I just entered the number to ESC (escape & continue to Windows program sign in screen). This worked fine.
I do not know if I should move it to a chest, delete it or do nothing.
So, what is this Java-ANE file? Is it a virus, worm, Trojan, what?
What happens if I delete it? Move it to a chest?
Thanks for your help.