MarcM74

Hi Pete, For Chrome, so do I for years and the problem is not with the browser. This is my mistake or may be the way I write in english. Sorry about that. In fact I wanted to say that the Google Chrome's Downloads are not analyzed the same way than Firefox's downloads or Edge's Downloads by the Antivirus processes. I think now that the real problem was a false positives detected by the antivirus product (Windows defender) installed on the computer that I used for this download. Microsoft Defender was a little bit crazy at that time. We tried with Symantec Endpoint protection and verified with virustotal, no problem detected on the file. After a clean uninstall of defender and a new install of Symantec Endpoint on the offending computer, we made a complete full scan without any problem. I will not go into a comparison war on antivirus systems, which is useless. Everyone finds that the antivirus software he uses is the best one but in the current context such alarms are sometimes disturbing . It is again essential to be vigilant , especially if it is to give false information . Really sorry. However my original message asked whether it was false or not ... :???: Thanks for the amazing products you created and managed for years, I'm one of your fans... :razz: Marc

After some research, we determined that the problem was Google Chrome. We do not yet have the origin of this error but the download is consistently identified as infected if we download it with Google Chrome. If the download is made from Firefox or Edge , there is no problem. The machine itself is clean as two others on which the tests were made. These files are good as this remarkable product . I apologize for this mistake. Marc

In fact as my computer is in a domain network "with" some expensive security systems, I'm not really affraid about that. I've done complete virus and malware scans without any alert after that. I'd tried to download it a few times with the same result as soon as it is in my download folder : the alert is on and the file destroyed. This "trojan" seems to be found only by Microsoft Defender, not by Symantec Endpoint for example, as we have both on our network (on different computers indeed). I'll try to find some more informations on that. Whatever, thanks for your reply Thomas Marc

I've just downloaded the latests releases from FSUIPC and Widefs FSUIPC4 4.949 WideFS 6.995 As soon as the download had finished I received a BIG warning telling me that "Install FSUIPC4.exe" had a rojan virus inside called Trojan:Win32/Varpes.M!plock Alert level: Severe Can anybody tell me if that's a fake or not ? Marc