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Use a different/better anti-virus program, or complain to Antiy-AVL that they should do a better job of detection.
Doc (not an Intel employee or contractor)
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Which product that you are using is detecting this false positive?
Also, you should only use ONE real-time anti-virus product.
"Best" is a relative term, expecially in anti-virus products. It is a game of leap-frog. And, you should not assume that the AV product is correct. That is why they are rated on false positives.
Turn off malwarebytes, and use windows defender (Windows Security).
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Hello @Chase109
If I may offer input here, both warnings received are false positives because both files are from Intel. You can report this to the anti-virus support or get more information from them.
Regards,
David G
Intel Customer Support Technician
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