This software is infected with a trojan. I'm not experienced with this stuff, but from what I can see, the only infected part is a file called "server.exe" (could be "service.exe"--forgot exactly which) that's been repacked into the install .exe, which has the infected file and the (probably) original eval install .exe from the vendor's site.

AVG itself finds server.exe as the trojan, but calls the contents of the install exec clean. It appears the file kdja.exe (noted below) gets installed as a service under the guise of a windows media streaming service, and is probably a keylogger of some sort.

If anyone's already installed this and gotten infected, AVG will eventually find the following two trojans as they try to function:

C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Administrative Tools\Recycle Bin\kdja.exe <--- Trojan horse BackDoor.Agent.TJA

C:\System Volume Information\_restore{ <regstring> }\RP66\A0012743.exe <--- Trojan horse BackDoor.Agent.TJA

Certain details may vary on your system. Also, there are a few registry references found on searching "kdja.exe" and should probably be removed/dealt with.

The AVG install, itself, appears to be clean and functional and the serial is valid.

Note: Files gone on both download sites.