Sacred Trees Radionics — Independent Software

Security Status & Acknowledgment

A plain read of what antivirus engines think of this software — and confirmation that every one of them scans it clean. Please read this before checkout.

Current Scan

66/66
CLEAN
FileSacred Trees Radionics.exe
Size68.82 MB
Scanned2026-09-16
SHA-256ce14b309f09ed57037bcfc27a2fcc45809ed36f2465fdb1569e149e34a94359a
View the live independent report on VirusTotal ↗

Every Engine Scans This Clean

Zero flags, from any of the 66 engines VirusTotal checks it against — including every major consumer and enterprise vendor. This build previously carried one generic auto-tagged flag from a smaller engine; that’s gone on this rescan, which is typical for that kind of catch-all “unknown file” label as it resolves over time. Nothing here needed explaining away — it’s just clean.

The Full Vendor Breakdown

McAfee ScannerClean
MicrosoftClean
ZillyaClean
K7AntiVirusClean
K7GWClean
KasperskyClean
BitdefenderClean
ESET-NOD32Clean
AvastClean
AVGClean
Norton (Gen Digital)Clean
MalwarebytesClean
ClamAVClean
CrowdStrike FalconClean
SophosClean
Trend MicroClean
F-SecureClean
GDataClean
AviraClean

Showing a representative sample of major consumer/enterprise vendors — every one clean. All 66 results, including smaller regional engines, are on the full live report linked above.

The Smart App Control Warning

Windows 11 — read this if install fails

Some newer Windows 11 machines ship with a feature called Smart App Control turned on by default. Unlike a normal SmartScreen warning — which you can click through with “Run anyway” — Smart App Control blocks unsigned software outright, with no override. If the installer says something like “this app was blocked” or “could not verify,” this is almost certainly why, not a sign anything is actually wrong.

If you hit this: check Settings → Privacy & security → Windows Security → App & browser control → Smart App Control. Turning it off unblocks the install — but it’s a one-way setting on Microsoft’s end (it can’t be turned back on without reinstalling Windows), so only do this if you’re comfortable with that trade-off. We’d rather you know that up front than hit a wall with no explanation.

Our Plan to Fix This

Now

Transparency, not silence

This page, updated with every release, plus false-positive submissions to the flagged vendors directly.

In progress

Code signing certificate

We’re pursuing an Organization Validation certificate under our registered business, Synthesis Technologies LLC. This build already scans clean everywhere, but a verified publisher identity is what removes the SmartScreen warning entirely — not a packaging change.

Once signed

Full re-scan and republish

Every section on this page gets updated with the new results, and the download itself carries a verified “Synthesis Technologies LLC” publisher badge in Windows — no more warning screen at all for most users.

Before You Continue

This is a real, plain-language acknowledgment, not fine print to skip past. Please actually read it:

  • Sacred Trees Radionics is independent, unsigned software. My antivirus program, or Windows itself (Smart App Control), may flag or block it during download or install.
  • I understand this is a known false-positive pattern — explained in full above, not evidence of actual malicious software — and I’ve reviewed the scan report before proceeding.
  • I accept responsibility for how I handle any warning my system shows me, including any decision to bypass a warning or adjust my own security settings.
  • I release Synthesis Technologies LLC from liability for issues arising from antivirus detections, blocked installations, or actions I take in response to them.
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