Qbix wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 02, 2020 6:07 am

it would be interesting to figure out which installer/script they have a problem with.

Multiple of them report an issue as false positive.

Just look up the word trojan on the forums.

... site (sierrahelp.com) - and not the forums itself - which is due to a false positive (found in Collector's installers and mentioned quite a few times on the forum). All ...

... watching the prequels. This probably accounts for the sudden glut of "positive comments about Episodes 1, 2, and 3" where before it was almost ... lazy writing on Rian's part to transform Luke into this twisted false shadow of himself. Mark even said "maybe it's not Luke at all and it's ...

notbobsmith wrote:then my virus scan quarantined it.

That's a false positive though. If you disable it to install the SHP installer, you should be good with installing it that way (if it does give you issues later using NRS installer).

... to compatibility mode. I'll see if I can submit this to Microsoft as a false positive. Has this happened to any of you before? EDIT: It seems to be OK, now! I submitted ...

... all those installers. Max They're clean. Your anti-virus is reporting false positive , especially if you're using something like AVAST (just guessing, as that seems to ...

False positive. Use the 2006 collection installer. You only need the CDs to install, not to play.

http://sierrahelp.com/Patches-Updates/N ... .html#KQC3

... were too easy; honestly, I don't think they would have left such a positive impact on me. (So for me, this is all going to be my point of view!) ... that it's the sort of game where you use syrup and cat hair to make a false mustache. Oh, I will be the first to agree - there are STUPID puzzles ...

... that it's the sort of game where you use syrup and cat hair to make a false mustache. If the player can just unexpectedly die, that means the player ... on the player's experience and then only add it if it actually has a positive effect on it. I don't think the text message would actually be a ...

Avast is notorious for false positives. The problem is on your end, which is why you could not download it from anywhere without turning off the AV that was throwing the false positive.

... to see what I could find, I found that Avast might be reporting a false positive. Here. I'm not sure if this is the case this time, but you never know. Maybe I should ...

... in to question your PC. The installers from here sometimes trigger false positives because many of them have the ability to download missing items such as DOSBox and ...

As collector advised you in your previous post, your Norton is reporting a false positive. The files have no viruses or malware

That is a false positive. Norton is notorious for false positives. https://www.virustotal.com/en/url/20e9eb7e6918d04ffb578c96915d81d620ddd7506949fc6d648363485b1496e3/analysis/1402710126/ ...

It is a false positive from your AV.