False positive.... Now my own website is blocked -.-

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Thanks guys. I tried moving the file to http://www.alltechtalk.net/Yoga/Yoga_Patch.exe  and even tried zipping up the same file http://www.alltechtalk.net/Yoga/Yoga_Patch.zip.

As a zip, Avast allows the file to be downloaded and allows it to be runned after it is extracted. As an EXE (http://www.alltechtalk.net/Yoga/Yoga_Patch.exe), it still blocks the download.

My only problem is that the patch has an updater that even block the updater from downloading the file located at http://www.alltechtalk.net/Yoga/Yoga_Patch.exe

This is frustrating. I have submitted a several reports to Avast with no response yet.

From VirusTotal: https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/2df3906a8a31c8a17b1b198395013404795b5de93d5696666898cdbb8e4b2381/analysis/1414862066/

[Asyn]

You can contact the viruslab directly via: virus[at]avast.com

PS: It usually helps to sign your programs.

[Eddy]

Strange NoelC, I can open it without a problem.

Polonus, I know.
But the op may wish to inform the other ones that are detecting something also.

Indest, did you told avast about it through the contact form or a ticket?

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Yes, I open a ticket and submitted via contact form.

Thanks guys for the help.

[Asyn]

You're welcome.

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Strange NoelC, I can open it without a problem.

There are plenty of .js files referenced by that web page from a number of other sites (View Source and search for ".js", for example).  Who knows where they lead?  They don't necessarily do the same things for everyone.

-Noel