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I use custom installers all the time in my uploads. There's no "100%" way of letting people know that your uploads are clean.
My advice would be to tell people in your torrent description what is contained in your installers.
Patches/Cracks/Key-Gens will ALWAYS generate a false positive. If your not a skulled uploader. IMO. Upload your torrents anyway. MODS/TEAM will check them.
If you fuck about. You'll get your ass banned.
If not. Your torrents will stay. And over time downloaders will learn to trust your uploads. With that comes credability and a skull rating.
BTW,. Don't ask for a VIP/Trusted rating or it's the kiss of death mate.
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If your not including cracks or serials for someone else's content and your app is freeware then you can get a free code signing certificate that will make user account control go from yellow to blue but more importantly will bypass most online av scanners so the likes of Virus Total will report your app as clean.
How you pack things makes a difference as well as more often than not just by using UPX you'll end up with several 'generic' anti virus warnings so you need to weigh up the pros and cons of having a smaller .exe with having one or more false positive results.
If your app really is clean then upload it to Virus Total then with any company that says its suspect just drop them an email telling them its a false positive and if it is they will remove it.
