Perhaps doing this in one database type of file so it's not just an incomplete gui. 1 Star because if this program was perfect, it would find a way to randomly encode each file differently on install, and avoid all the false positives completely. Using a specific folder for that would make adding an exclusion rule easy as it already is (yet still annoying). 7z or RAR with no compression will hide from most antivirus until you load the software, extracting to run wlll at least disperse the warnings instead of giving you 50 (just making up a number) of warnings at once, and take up almost no extra programming effort. 1 Star for not trying to help hide your nir software. 1 Star for not having all Nir Apps in it. To launch a utility, highlight it (click it once) and click on > Run in the bottom left of NirLauncher.I love Nir software, but I could do almost the most the same things by downloading and putting them all into a folder. Once unpacked, you can run the NirLauncher.exe and browse the tools by categories. The false positive detection is a known issue and NirSoft openly discusses it in the following post on the NirBlog: Antivirus companies cause a big headache to small developers. Checking the detection code, however, didn't yield results, meaning this specific app was not reported to be a virus, but it was detected based on malware-typical behavior. In my case AntiVir wanted to move iepv.exe, dialupass.exe, chromepass.exe, and some other tools to quarantine.

Note that your anti-virus program may detect and report some of the applications while you are installing NirLauncher.

Considering that it contains over 100 utilities this size is impressively small. The ZIP file is only 9.4 MB large and unpacks to a folder of 14.1 MB. Download the NirLauncher ZIP file and unpack it to your flash drive or local hard drive.

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