Virus in Ovi Player Update?

I have PC Suite v7.1.62.1 running on Windows 7 64 bit SP1. My current version of Ovi Player is 2.1.11020.02. When I try to update it to the new version (v. 2.5.11021), AVG tells me it has detected a threat: "May be infected by unknown virus Win32/DH" (see attached file). The Ovi updater then tells me "Access is denied" while the name on its title bar is 7-Zip (see other attachment).
Is there really a virus, or is AVG being overly sensitive?
Interestingly, I recently had a similar problem when I loaded the beta version of Nokia Suite.
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Further to the above... uninstalled Nokia Multimedia Common Components and The OVI Music Player..Ran the AVG and found a Warning related to the OVI Music Player (Ref.Attachment AVG) Then installed the Nokia Music Player without any issue..(Ref.Attachment Nokia Music Player)
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Nokia Music Player.png ‏675 KB

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