Issue 1:
I ran a scan yesterday, after having installed Western Digital Discovery software on my new computer to work with my new 4 TB WD My Passport Ultra (USB-C) external hard drive. I have attached the scan results and you can see that RK is legitimately detecting a "Suspicious Path" for an .exe file. What is interesting is that I launched Windows Explorer today, with settings to show hidden files and protected operating system files. I navigated to that folder and there was only one .dll file in the folder. There was no .exe file(s) there, so what did RK detect; or, did WD Discovery delete its own file after it had served its purpose? I went to the folder because I wanted to upload it today to VT for analysis. I ran out of time yesterday.
Issue 2:
See also my UCheck thread
here. RKP runs the UCheck mini-scan because that is enabled in the options. It reported that my HD Tune Pro 5.75 is out-of-date. You will see that I made an exclusion in UCheck Premium to not check that program any more. Apparently, the RKP mini-UCheck scan is not accessing UCheck Premium exclusion information wherever that is stored in the registry or in a config file. Yes, I could disable the UCheck mini-scan, but it would be more elegant if the RK UCheck mini-scan "talked" to Ucheck Premium, if it detects it as being installed, before reporting an out-of-date program.
Have a great day.
Regards,
-Phil