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No.
Opening and/or scanning files along will not trigger VAC bans.
You can basically scan your entire PC while playing on a VAC secured server and the only thing that might happen is, you get an VAC error saying some files can not be verified or something on your PC is interfering with VAC and kicks you from the VAC secured server.
i recommend to look in this tread
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=9828-SFLZ-9289
Anti-Virus Applications - Any Anti-Virus program could potentially block Steam and Steam game access, especially when not properly configured for use with Steam.
AVG don't cause vac ban.
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=2117-ilzv-2837
THAT is not a VAC ban.
This, as the good Profile said.
It would delete it...
VAC will only ban for known cheats or forbidden processes. Even programs/processes that interfere with VAC wont see a ban applied - you'll just wont be cleared to play on secure servers until this process is stopped. Some anti-virus, firewall and other programs may get detected by VAC but only if its a recognised cheat and/or it targets the modification of core files attributed to games will a ban be likely.
I could create a dummy program and call it CSGOCHEAT and then run it whilst connected to a secure server in CSGO but not even that woud get detected as a legitimate cheat.