Hi lareinatortura,
Never install anything onto your computer "out of the blue" before pre-scanning and checking on the download link, and if it is flagged as suspicious or unwanted or even as PUP, stay away.
There are a couple of link scans you can take: scan the link here:
http://soswebscan.jobandproject.com/beta_scan.phpAnd here:
http://www.virustotal.com/url-scan/ and at a meta-scanner like
http://www.urlvoid.com/Another site to free scan is
http://sitecheck.sucuri.net/scanner/Check the link site web reputation at Norton Safe Web, WOT,
http://www.webutation.net/,
http://online.us.drweb.com/?url=1Combine all these scan to have a complete picture of the link security (all scanners have blind spots, you know, alas
we do not live in an ideal world...)
Still in doubt ask here at the webforum.
Generally speaking Rogue Programs are "too goof to be true" programs, where you may land via hacked sites, to domains created specifically for this purpose. So watch your clicks,
Spybot S&D I have left because it has been definitely outgrown by SAS and MBAM. I combine these two non-resident anti-malware programs with SpywareBlaster* which add protection to Fx and IE browser. That is all I have next to my resident version of avast 6. Oh, I forget I also have Bitdefender Quick Scan via Click and Clean inside my browser of choice, that is GoogleChrome with NotScripts extension installed and Better Pop up Blocker extension,
polonus
* Been informed that this program is no longer necessary with modern browsers, but I like to have that confirmed
pol