Nod32 RC 5 Potentially unwanted applications

[Dark Shadow]

I think there is a bug with the Potentially unwanted application feature in Eset.I Installed Dell dock made by stardock and get potentially unwanted application warning.but these items are left unchecked in the settings.Is this a Bug or is it the hips that triggers it.

I have to select No Action to continue,can anyone duplicate it or is it just me that this happens to with these features unselected.

MY OS is Dell Laptop windows 7 HP 64 bit

[Marcos]

-{ Quote: "I think there is a bug with the Potentially unwanted application feature in Eset.I Installed Dell dock made by stardock and get potentially unwanted application warning.but these items are left unchecked in the settings." }-
Was the file detected by real-time, web protection or another scanner? Are Pot. unwanted applications actually disabled for that scanner?

[Dark Shadow]

Only RT is eset and yes all unchecked in RT and On Demand.

[Marcos]

Please paste here a screenshot of the PUA alert as well.

[Dark Shadow]

Ok here is what I get.I get to step away so I will check back at latter for advices.

[Marcos]

Apparently the detection comes from web protection. I wouldn't recommend disabling PUA completely, rather select "No action" in this case.

[Dark Shadow]

Ok thanks marcos will take that advice,I guess I understood it wrong and what I was reading.As always thanks againg for great support.;)

[piranha]

is it a false positive ? Nothing to do to stop this warning to appears ?

[toxinon12345]

You can use the advanced options in the alert window. Take into account that file was correctly identified as a grayware and sometimes can be a unrecognized threat detected by the packer.

[Dark Shadow]

Thanks guys its all good now.but I think what happen here is I used stardock.com that was directed to cnet for download is when it was flaged.Hence I found it Direct from dell and all went perfectly.So who knows just maybe a good thing.I hate redirected downloads that take me away from the official sites.

By the way what happen to all the mumbo jumbo with cnet uncheck this uncheck that or I am installing other crapware.glad I am not click happy anymore and take the time to read things.