Locked Downloaded software detected as threat, is it false positive or virus, How to remove?

[kijane]

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Downloaded Nch video editor from @Tamilkings , i did not even unzip the rar file and i had a virus warning, after a couple of minutes there are these ads popups, i deleted the rar file and there were no pop ups but i think the virus might be embeded somewhere.


The virus name is "Uwasson.A!ml", how the hell do i make sure this threat is completely neautalized.

 

[Chuck]

Read these pages. They explain why many posts here trigger malware indications.

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If you still think that you may have real malware on your system then just do a full system scan from your anti-virus app.

 

[kijane]

Read these pages. They explain why many posts here trigger malware indications.

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If you still think that you may have real malware on your system then just do a full system scan from your anti-virus app.

This had ads pop ups, the ads where coming up each time frequently , this made me worry

 

[Tamilkings]

First, you check Virus Total Result then decide to download or not, which results in all false positives.

Further doubt you read the @Charlie_Grimes reply two links.

 

[Mr Grimbahir]

The programs here are virus free. If an AV strikes an alarm, in most case it is a false alarm. Anyway, check the virus tool result and decide for yourself. IMO, I always trust our applications.

 

[YZigrin]

On wirustotal, I have already seen the torrent files checked or the installation itself without what the vitamin contains. But it's true, I haven't found a virus yet, only false positive, forewarned is forearmed.

 

[juanamm]

I know that he has had very little participation here, but he is registered since 2019 and he still doesn't know that?

Will we have to put back the warning that we put before that "download and install the software at your own risk" ?