Avira picked these as malware

[Dotachin]

Most likely a false positive. Couldn't restore though because the assembly file isn't there anymore. Everything is working fine. Should I reinstall just in case?

[Jaga]

Definitely a false-positive.  Covecube's releases are clean.  Disable Avira and re-install. 

[Dotachin]

Thanks! I restarted the pc and the array is still working fine so i would rather not unistall (I've got the balancers turned off since I'm using snapraid and if the pool (edited) settings are not restored when I reinstall DrivePool it could try to "balance" and mess with my files).

[Christopher (Drashna)]

Specifically, the "Heuristic" tag means that this is the heuristic/predictive scanner.  And it is prone to false positives. 

Exclude the files, and ignore. 

 

Also, if it has the option, submit to Avira for review. 

[Dotachin]

1 minute ago, Christopher (Drashna) said:

Specifically, the "Heuristic" tag means that this is the heuristic/predictive scanner.  And it is prone to false positives. 

Exclude the files, and ignore. 

 

Also, if it has the option, submit to Avira for review. 

Thanks I of course excluded the files but Avira restored them to my desktop since the "NativeImages_v4...." isn't a folder and is no longer in the C:\windows\assambly folder (probably deleted by Avira xD)

 

[Dotachin]

Update:

I restored the folders with a recent Acronis image (redundancy ftw again). And I went to check the folder and nothing. Turns out the File Explorer and the assembly folder are weird.

But with some powershell "get-childitem"s I checked everything is fine

 

Anyway I don't manage arrays over a network so this .NET stuff isn't that much of a concern

[Christopher (Drashna)]

Well, glad that it's working fine.  And yay for over protective virus scanners.