Do deleted Quarantine files continue to be flagged for deletion?

[ptwilli1]

Recenlty, SAS quarantined Quicken (qw.exe) as a problem and I mistakenly deleted the file from quarantine. I have re-installed Quicken and SAS does not flag it as a problem any longer but every time I reboot my system the qw.exe file is deleted from the Quicken folder so I was wondering if SAS somehow continues to mark the file for deletion? Any ideas? Anyone else ever seen anything like this? Thanks for any info you can provide.

[GuiltySpark]

The reason for this could be : http://quttera.com/detailed_report/quicken.intuit.com

 

And to further explain : http://quttera.com/article/about-quttera-malware-scan-report

[ptwilli1]

GuiltySpark,

Thanks for the reply but if I read the links correctly they refer to a Quicken website and I use Quick on the desktop.  

[GuiltySpark]

But there is One potentially suspicious file. ( not necessarily web incorporated)

 

That's probably why it gets removed.

[ptwilli1]

SOLVED! Thanks to Don Fowler. As it turns out, Superantispyware had flagged qw.exe as a false positive and even though I removed qw.exe from quarantine and re-installed Quicken, apparently Superantispyware maintains a "hidden" list of quarantined files to be removed on start up. The solution was to completely uninstall and re-install Superantispyware to get rid of the "hidden' list.

PS This was quite tricky to diagnose because within a few days of Superantispyware flagging qw.exe, the false positive had been corrected and future scans revealed no issues.

[nighthawkext]

I'm not sure qw.exe was a false positiive, but SAS removed it for some reason.

[GuiltySpark]

Who the hell's Don Fowler ???