If you haven't got anything positive to contribute to a topic then don't bother.
IIRC that you haven't got a clue how many the avast team consists of it is more than 1.
@ zi0808
If you can send a sample of the program compiled with Visual Studio 2010 to the avast labs for analysis.
You can do this by adding the file to the chest (if it already isn't there), see image and right click on it within the chest and Submit to virus lab.
NOTE: Your avast version is incorrectly reported as avast 7.0.1483, there is no such avast 7.0 .1483 build, that .1483 build number is associated with avast 8.0, so this is a mix between the two. Whilst I don't believe this will be the reason for the detection, but I would suggest that you do a clean reinstall and go to avast 8.0.1483.
- Download the latest version of avast, 8.0.1483
http://files.avast.com/iavs5x/avast_free_antivirus_setup.exe and save it to your HDD, somewhere you can find it again (if you didn't save your last download). Use that when you reinstall.
- Download the avast! Uninstall Utility, aswClear.exe
find it here and save it to your HDD (it has uninstall tools for all versions).
- 1. Now uninstall avast! - using add remove programs, if you can't do that (as appears to be the case) start from the next step, reboot.
- 2. run the avast! Uninstall Utility, it will request it be run from safe mode (and will handle the boot into safe mode), first for 7.x if previously installed and then for 8.0, once complete reboot into normal mode.
- 3. install the latest version, reboot.