@ realist
Mozda si trebao bolje citati poruku pa bi vidio ovo na kraju:
"Inace, ovo je mi je za sada jedini fail iz Avire od kako je koristim.
IMHO trebali su se pripremit malo bolje za novi OS."
Dok neki od nas imaju vremena isprobavati neka IS i ostala rijesenja, neka jednostavno nemaju vremena isprobavat i riskirat jer im to oduzima dosta vremena kojeg ionako imaju malo na raspolaganju.
Bas zato sam i pitao je li netko s teme isprobao mozda kako se ponasa Avira IS 2013. na Windows 8 x64.
Uostalom, da ne znam kako ekipa (bar ona koja je prije tu bila) ne isprobava sve moguce kombinacije raznih rijesenja, ne bi ni ispitivao takve stvari te bi pomoc potrazio negdje drugdje.
No ok, rano je pa mozda jos netko dode s nekim slicnim iskustvom.
Ipak hvala na savjetu. 
Ako ves skidas te igre, onda zapamti dvije rijeci, false positive.
Kratko objasnjenje o cemu se radi, a preuzeto s jednog trackera:
"OK since becoming a TC mod here I see daily posts where people are getting AV warnings from software with keygens and cracks, so I thought I'd try to clear up a few things:
A false positive, also known as a false detection or false alarm, occurs when an antivirus program detects a known virus string in an uninfected file. The file, while not infected with an actual virus, does contain a string of characters that matches a string from an actual virus.
A false positive can also occur when a program performs an action, which appears to the antivirus program to be a virus-like activity.
Norton AntiVirus and Symantec AntiVirus Corporate Edition use Bloodhound heuristics to detect virus-like activity.
Examples of such activity can include, but are not limited to, writing to the master boot record of the hard disk, making changes to a system file, or running a custom macro in a program such as Microsoft Word.
False detections, once confirmed, are usually corrected as soon as possible
Next time before posting there is a virus or reporting the torrent, run the infected file with Virustotal and forward the link if found to be genuinely infected & Staff will test from there and take the appropriate action."
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