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Virus or not?

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cp454

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Ok I have been running 4 FAH504-console.exe, one on each core for about a month now.
All the sudden out of the blue today, Trend Micro security thinks they are virues and quarantines them. So now I am not sure if they are virues or what?
Anyone else seen this happen and if so should I delete all four setups and reinstall?
Thanks
 
I would definately try one of the many online Virus scans as a cross check. I've seen updates bring new and exciting "oops, sorry" momments lately. I would like to think this is one of them.

It would be a shame to lose all that work just becasue of a slip-up on Trend's behalf.
 
It's a false positive. The work files sometime have some random garbage which trigger a false alarm. Just exclude the F@H folders from the scanning list and you will be fine.

 
Ok that seems to have got it. Its just a pain when its been working and than out of nowhere this happens.
 
One thing to keep in mind is that as long as you downloaded the client from the Stanford servers you should not have anything to worry about. One of the very few things Stanford has done right is to make sure viruses stay very far away from their servers which host the clients to download as well as the work servers.

 
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