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Thanks Porthos! I do have it enabled, and I can somewhat guess a false positive. Given the files is named "payload", I can understand why the scanner picked it up, as it's probably not a great filename for any software company to use for legitimate bits of software. If Visual Studio can't run, I'll just reinstall it. No big deal. At least you know it detects based on common "payload" filenames.

Hi All, This is showing up twice in a scan this morning. Specifically for the following two Payload.vsix files: File: 2 Malware.Heuristic.1001, C:\PROGRAMDATA\MICROSOFT\VISUALSTUDIO\PACKAGES\MICROSOFT.DIAGNOSTICSHUB.RUNTIME,VERSION=16.10.31306.3\PAYLOAD.VSIX, Quarantined, 1000001, 0, 1.0.44170, 0000000000000000000003E9, dds, 01379044, 794E72ABEEF6A653E03F47FB9C65E18B, 4CA43EC48916B7B16A7E49063EF47D2A23991413EA445BAFBA5D0BEDB2A50D70 Malware.Heuristic.1008, C:\PROGRAMDATA\MICROSOFT\VISUALSTUDIO\PACKAGES\MICROSOFT.VISUALSTUDIO.DEBUGGERCLIENT.MANAGED,VERSION=16.10.31306.167\PAYLOAD.VSIX, Quarantined, 1000001, 0, 1.0.44170, 0000000000000000000003F0, dds, 01379044, 18B19F828BB0F8618021240DFA78FEDD, 11B1B16D555B68E382B20803D95DEF21E89DBB1CD2F580EFEBCC885C0CF2C78A