yes. in spite of my otherwise supreme ignorance, yes: i have heard of false positives.
And as i said in my post, when i scan the downloaded usr_1091.rar file and after that the extracted usr_1091.exe file with MS security essentials there are no viruses reported.
After I run the extracted usr_1091.exe file and so install the application and then run the usr installed application and from the menu that appears then try to run what shows up in that menu as "samsung UNIVERSAL SAMSUNG TOOL" then MS security essentials reports virus named Dynamer!dtc.
I could not find any indication pointing to that finding as being a false positive. But again, that might be due to my personal limitations.
by the way, is there a way to report this directly to cnet or is the forum the only avenue? i could not find a "contact us" link on the cnet page.
thanks.