Very Annoying error

About a month ago, i had a virus, i fixed it by, doing a pc recovery, if you didnt know it delets everything and pretty much like a brand new computer, so i had to reinstall everything including my video card, memory cards and other stuff, so it worked fine, took care of the virus, and i installed my games and just now i wanted to use the AutoGk for a test, see if it works, im doing a movie right now, so i downloaded the AutoGk 2.27 setup, and i installed everything just fine, now the real problem is this, i select my output file and stuff, use Xvid codec, and start the "job", when i am running second pass A VirtualDub Error comes up, and here is what it exactly says; FastWriteStream: Couldnt open C:/Documents and setting/Hp_Administrator/desktop/BF2 2006-06 12-33-12-46_agk.avi: The proccess cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.... Man i was trying everything, uninstalling everything downloading it again and it still says that, wtf lol, i was pissed, If you could help me out that would be great or tell me some other programs that i can use to compress thx

AutoGK FAQ Q.6.16 :readfaq:

How does it answer or solve my problem?

hmm, you read it and do as it says and then it will solve your problem. Did you even read it?

yea ill give it a try, but do you know what my problem is?

Yes. Searching the forum & reading our rules would help. Try this thread for starters:

ok looks like that guy had the same problem, i did a run test, and at the end of the log is said open AVi failed, what could be the problem?

Asking you to search and/or read for yourselves is not working here obviously because you don't seem to be willing to read. The crux of the issue is that if you have a Real Time Scanner component of some Anti-Virus software running, it might be scanning the avi and locking it while VirtualDubMoD is trying to write to it, thereby causing the encode to fail. Shut down your Anti-Virus software and retry. Hopefully it should solve your issue.

Thanks for you time, i did a test, and i turned off my anti virus and still does the same thing, could a firewall be the problem, but anyway ill read what people posted in the other thread about this