The more immediate issue seems to be getting a download of the archive that is not corrupt. This happened not only on the desktop rig that I mentioned (which has both Avast and Malwarebytes on it), but on a brand new one that just has MS Security Essentials. In both cases, neither PKZip, 7-Zip, nor WinRar could could open the XyWeb120 archive. Can you open yours ? There have been times where either Avast or MBam munged downloads they objected to. The result is typically a truncated file. My download of 120 ran a shade over 4 Mb. Editing their site or file whitelists generally cured this. As an experiment, I'm going to download the file again using an older laptop that runs XP and has *no* AV on it any longer, or if necessary also a laptop that runs eCS and has no AV program. Should I keep getting the same result, something is indeed wrong here. Of course, if Carl is close to releasing a revised U2 collection, this may all soon be moot. Jordan >________________________________ > From: Paul Breeze <paul.breeze@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> >To: xywrite@xxxxxxxxxxxxx >Sent: Friday, January 30, 2015 2:55 AM >Subject: Re: likely false positive (?) > > >Dear Jordan > >I use Avast and it didn't blink when I downloaded XYweb120. > >Maybe it is possible to be TOO cautious? > >Best wishes > >Paul > > > > > >On 30/01/2015 04:25, J R FOX wrote: >> Here is the VirusTotal scan on XyWeb120, which I had to download >> elsewhere. I probably can't even open the archive on this system, >> without first disabling Avast! AV. There seem to be 4 or 5 out of the >> 57 AV products in agreement on this, but I'm still kind of skeptical. >> >> Does anyone know if MS Security Essentials is any good ? (Win Defender >> does not have all that good a reputation.) >> >> btw, I did run Winprint from the Japanese Sourceforge through this, and >> it was not flagged. >> >> >> >> Jordan >> > > > >