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6.1 What’s different and what’s the same.3.6 Running Desktop and Metro Simultaneously.2.4 Platform Integration Windows 8 Development.My hope is that this happens without prompting at some point and the above steps just speed up the process. I was still having issues until I did this, and now the files no longer appear to be picked up. Run “MpCmdRun.exe -removedefinitions -dynamicsignatures”.Open command prompt as administrator and change directory to c:\Program Files\Windows Defender.I'm not sure how fast the definitions roll out, but will keep an eye out to see if these stop getting picked up in the near future.Įdit: Part of the instructions from Microsoft include the following to clear my cached entries Microsoft have followed up for both cases and state the detection of these cases should be removed. I've submitted the most recent installer and gui executable (post install) to Microsoft for analysis as false positives (via ). (In reply to Bryce Seager van Dyk (:bryce) from comment #28)

#Bugzilla exe download for windows .exe

exe file to malware vendors to let them know it's harmless (signing, which I thought was the solution before might help with some, but not others). Talking with :glob, it sounds like what we might want to try is submit the.

I suspect those are just default registry keys that would be set incidentally when an executable is run, though I don't blame you for being suspicious!Ġ.9.46 was built using cxFreeze ( ) which is more obscure (and thus probably less virus/trojans created with it) That is indeed the file (the byte size matches what was produced by CI: ) (In reply to Steven Singer from comment #20) Ok, it sounds like compressing with upx isn't really a solution. I'm going to try my bisection with 0.9.46 which doesn't have any AV issues. In contrast 0.9.46 triggers just three obscure AV engines at low confidence,, and shows much more innocuous sandbox behaviour. Looking at the behaviour in the antivirus sandbox ( ) shows enough suspicious behaviour (system registry keys written, system registry keys deleted, windows services terminated) that I am not prepared to run the executable (a Windows expert may be able to say these are all harmless, but they're not obviously clean). Passing the unpacked executable to VirusTotal shows 19 engines detecting a problem with moderate confidence including mainstream AV products (AVG, Avira, BitDefender, Microsoft, Symantec), see. In fact, I had to turn off anti-virus temporarily even just to upload the executable to VirusTotal (adding an exception for this file was not enough to allow upload). However, the primary executable triggered AVG. The installer triggered Windows Defender but not AVG so I allowed the installation to proceed. 4.0.15 is triggering antivirus for me too (I'm running AVG but Windows Defender is triggering too even though it's nominally off).