the only conclusion I can come to, is that someone is dicking around with the reporting system and making false reports in an attempt to harm MSI's reputation or something. the software does not suddenly get a certain version being detected as a virus, get several new versions released, and then suddenly get marked as containing a virus once again. For the record, my system is not infected and never has been. I tried to raise this issue when It happened before on the MSI support forum, and I was called a liar and told my system was so badly infected I needed to do format and clean install. THIS IS A FALSE DETECTION!!! this happened once before with a previous version of the software, and I had to wait for a new version to come out before I could install it because of the issue. THERE IS NO VIRUS THERE IS NOTHING HARMFUL WITH THESE FILES.
zip file returns multiple threats, and when a file extraction is attempted, the files get removed. ZIP file and are downloaded from the manufacturer website from the following URL. the files that are falsely being marked as being a virus are: "setup_G.exe", "setup_P.exe", and "setup_W.exe" the files for the setup program are contained in a. I try and extract the files, and the setup file files are deleted/quarantined as soon as they are accessed. I am trying to update my laptops MSI Dragon Center 2 software, but it is being blocked by both windows defender, ESET ESSP, and windows smart screen.
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