Hi,
Let me start from the beginning... Im using Uniblue's RegistryBooster 2012 to check the Windows Registry for invalid entries and such. When RegistryBooster finds any, it creates a back-up before it repairs the registry, just in case if you want to roll back to the registry before it was repaired. Most of the time I delete the back-up file(s) after viewing the repair log.
On April 15th there was an update for RegistryBooster which I downloaded and installed, finding out later that I couldnt delete the back-up files, there a button to delete the selected file but it simply doesnt work... files are still there.
I contacted Uniblue's Support on the matter and after a few mails I got the following email with a link to download a tool called uniblueclean.exe.
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It couldnt be dowloaded because NIS quaranteened it and deleted it afterworths.
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Is this a false positive or does it really contains Trojan.Gen.2 ?