dsetup.dll Trojan in V33?

[Baler]

It's called a false positive.
Norton antivirus is notorious for overreacting and producing false positives. Now don't get me wrong there is a lot of malicious stuff on the internet but with as many people as there is on project 1999 from all walks of life, I'd think someone would have blown a whistle if the files really were dirty.

Originally Posted by Hyasinth [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Then why is it named Trojan.Gen.2

They chose to give it a generic name. For a plethora of different flags that norton has.
Not all "Trojan.Gen.2" are false positives mind you.