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ChibiGamer
#2
Bwahahahahaha....Has that actually worked or is this for serious? :)Sorry, I just got the bad case of the giggles. :)
Loonylion
#3
anyone who trusts a MICROSOFT antivirus program needs their head examining.
adrelith
#4
Haha, Micro$oft is probably only saying it's a virus because it's Java and that means it's owned by Sun. They'd be fine if it was .net framework that did the same thing :P
Seph
#5
Sometimes our ad agency gets an advertiser that does bad thing such as include malicious files, these advertisers are discovered as soon as possible and disabled, not much we can do about it besides close down.
tapwatah
#6
Yeah, anybody who knows anything about computers has to know that all Microsoft anti-virus stuff is just another way of making money. Their firewall is flawed, their updates are crippled. Well, maybe a web advertiser has gone overboard, but the downloads themselves have nothing in them, noob.
Seph
#7
Well he never actually said the downloads had anything in them, he just said that going to the download section would trigger the false positive.
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