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Secure Origin Of The MASM32 SDK Content
The MASM32 SDK is built in a completely isolated environment from its own source code and is completely free of any trojan/rootkit/viral transmission code. It has been successfully installed on millions of development computers over a period in excess of 10 years and the only problems that have ever occurred come from false positives in downmarket AV software. The contents of the MASM32 SDK are DEP SAFE and were re-written when Microsoft introduced the new security modification to the Portable Executable specifications to protect computers from a variety of stack based exploits.

Common Problems With Inexperienced Users
(1) The computer is infected with either a trojan/root kit or virus and interferes with the installation by obstructing the file write to disk process.
SOLUTION : Either completely repair the operating system installation ensuring it is free from any infection or damage or do a full installation of the operating system to ensure it is working correctly.

(2) The person installing the MASM32 SDK does not have sufficient Administrative rights to install software.
SOLUTION : Change to the Administrative Profile before attempting to install the software.

(3) Anti-virus and/or similar security software obstructs the installation of the MASM32 SDK.
SOLUTION : Configure, change or remove the AV software so that it does not interfere with the installation of the MASM32 SDK.

This has primarily been a problem for inexperienced users who are using free security software downloaded  from the internet. While reputable AV and security software vendors produce commercial products that properly understand the Microsoft Portable Executable specifications, much of the BETA level freeware available on the internet does not properly do this and regularly delivers FALSE POSITIVES on software that is completely free of any infection. At a design level this follows from the AV product using a naive dictionary approach coupled with poorly designed heuristic scanning methods. The result when using this style of junk is that the AV software often silently removes programs that it does not understand without advising the user and damages the installation of the software.

There is no solution to this problem from the installation end without interfering with the operating system, something that the MASM32 SDK does not do by design. To successfully install the MASM32 SDK you must have the appropriate Administrative rights and the computer must be clean from viral/trojan infections and be configured to allow an installation to write to disk. Unfortunately vendors of this CRAP are protecting their commercial interests by trying to appear as if their software is protecting your computer where in fact their lack of experience exposes end users to risks of large scale unrecoverable damage.

Muy bien..pero yo uso AV Avira lo consideras un AV de baja calidad?

Y me da falsos positivos..

Y respecto a la amplisima mayoría,no sé...porque nada más empezar a instalar ya te avisa que te va  a dar falso positivo...

¿no conoces Avira?

Venga no me hagas reir por favor.

Do yourself a favour and shoot it, its not one of the high quality AV products. This stuff is build in an isolated environment and has been tested on millions of computers. The fault is in the crappy AV scanner you are using. Their problem is they don't properly understand the Microsoft Portable Executable specifications and try and inflict a subset based on their limited heuristc detection skills.

Si tengo una duda ¿tu que haces moderando este subforo?

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