MSI Graphics Drivers and Microsoft AntiSpyware

Question

Microsoft have released an AntiSpyware Program today.
On downloading and running this program it came up with 1 Severe warning on my PC....which I may add has an MSI Motherboard and MSI Graphics Card.
It found in C:\windows\system32\winsys.exe  
KCGame(RAT)
This is what is said:            
KCGame
Type: RAT
Threat Level: Severe
Author: c0ldfyr3
Description: A Remote Administration Tool (RAT) is a Trojan type of software that when run, provides an attacker with the capability of remotely controlling a user's computer (victim) over the Internet. The attacker usually has full access to functions on the victim's computer. The victim's computer usually listens on the Internet for the attacker's commands.
Advice: This is an extremely high risk threat and should be removed immediately as to prevent harm to your computer or your privacy.
File Name: DOT Application
File Path: C:\windows\system32\winsys.exe
Publisher: NONE
File Size: 135168 bytes
Now I remember that DOT application is possibly the same as Dynamic Over-Clocking Technology which comes supplied with the Graphics card drivers from MSI.
What I would like is some re-assurance that this Trojan is not within this file which was possibly supplied for an MSI product.
Anyone from MSI able to confirm this?  

Answer 1

This is Ok, over a year ago I mentioned it to my MSI contact about this and they obviously have not done anything to change the name.
It is being improperly identified.
I will tell them again...