According to the latest version of McAfee SiteAdvisor, we are hosting viruses in our site, specifically, at apup.zip file. The issue is related to a false positive presented by McAfee and several other antivirus vendors for uz.exe. Uz.exe never was a virus, or a trojan, or a worm. That file was just a tool designed to extract zip files, nothing else. We managed to gain confirmation from F-Secure and from Kaspersky that our files was virus-free. But McAfee don't think that and 2 months AFTER we removed the file pointed by them they put us in the exact same level as a malicious site.

It seems there are good web sites, there are bad web sites and there are those that are just plain incompetent. In the incompetent category comes McAfee SiteAdvisor. Even McAfee's process for verifying a web site owner is broken.

Blaming others for false positives is easy, McAfee. We hope that you update your own software some day (like we did 2 months ago, to remove the file that you "think" was a virus) and remove that false positive that you set for us. It's very easy to test: just try checking our entire site again, just to be sure that your false positive isn't here anymore.

To anyone that wishes see McAfee false positive, it's in here.

Fool me once, shame on me. Fool me twice, shame on you, McAfee

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A new version of the AutoPatcher updater was just released:

Most if not all changes are behind the scenes in this releases which include:

• A revamped log file
• Support for 7z decompression
• Debugging routines that shouldn't return in error "0" codes

If you are running an older verions of the updater, you will be prompted to download the newest version automatically. As always if you have any difficulties or run into any errors, let us know in the forums.

You can find a complete change log for this release here

In order to offer more choices and a smaller download, the Vista SP1 release was separated into two releases: X86 and X64 packs. Additionally since Vista SP1 shares the same core as Server 2008, compatibility for Server 2008 has been added to both the X86 and X64 releases.

Note: Downloading the X86 release will not remove X64 releases and vice-versa. In order to remove any un-wanted updates, you will need to delete the module folder and re-download all releases.