Samuel Tulach

Unfortunately, as it has been [discussed](https://github.com/SamuelTulach/VirusTotalUploader/issues/72) [numerous](https://github.com/SamuelTulach/VirusTotalUploader/issues/66) [times](https://github.com/SamuelTulach/VirusTotalUploader/issues/61), without code signing certificate, anti-viruses tend to flag it as risk ware. That's why the executables you see in release section are...

After a quick check and chat with some people, it seems like the empty info in AssemblyInfo.cs [was causing the detections](https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/2e6e5f4cb28051f29e3f82fcd939ff423862dc539bbd965a05df971d02a2756c/detection). Also I will hopefully have a code signing certificate...

Unfortunately InnoSetup still seems to get flagged. I will probably try to move away from it, but that would need a custom installer since I am sure other generic install...

I've got [code signing certificate now](https://github.com/SamuelTulach/VirusTotalUploader/releases/tag/0.1.9) too. Unfortunately the InnoSetup installer is still (ironically) getting flagged by some AVs. I will probably end up writing a custom minimal installer myself.

VirusTotal has limits on maximum file size. Are you using public API key or do you have custom one which does not have these limits?

The limit also applies to the API itself. Not sure what are you trying to upload, but I doubt that's 2,5GB of actual executable code (unless it's some self-extracting program)....

First of all, it is clearly stated that you should create a profile:  Secondly, by nature you will always need an account to be linked with API key. What...

Interesting. Seems like InnoSetup problem. What system version are you on?

New version is creating a registry entry to create a command directly in the shell menu (the shortcut in "Send To" was confusing for many people and there were tens...

> > > The links I posted above if you can take a look. See that in the example image I managed to create in the new menu, the winrar...