By KPR
Frankfort, KY – A glitch involving a popular computer anti-virus program is causing some problems across the country. Many Kentucky public school districts are among those affected by the McAfee program glitch, which identifies a harmless Windows program as a virus and forces computers to shut down. State education department spokesperson Lisa Gross:
"A lot of school districts use McAfee. It's a very popular program, a lot of individuals use it at home, a lot of businesses and corporations use it and have been very happy with it. It's really kind of an anomaly as far as this episode goes. We don't have these things occur very often and mcafee is a very reliable company."
Gross say McAfee has posted a temporary fix to the problem.