Dell Update Service. False positive?

Viruses and worms
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TL;DR: I started Alienware PC tonight, an Avast message appeared on start up. ( Pic 1 ) Can’t find any “Dell_OSRI_CIC.exe” info. Its marked as a Trojan. Dell Update Service ran it.

Ive been on an Alienware Aurora 6 for a couple of years now, havent had any issues at all in the past. It came with all those Dell “Assist/Support” software, but I keep them mostly disabled so they wont auto-update without my consent.
Apparently last morning Dell’s “InvColPC.exe” was updated/installed? right before I shut down the pc. ( Pic 2 ) I did wonder why shutting down was taking longer than usual on the SSD when there were no windows updates. Today at night when I started the PC it tried to run automatically which is when the Threat was detected. Whenever I look up “Dell_OSRI_CIC.exe” it only shows results about doing windows Recovery Images but can’t find anything with the exact same file name.

Scans come up clean every time. I cant scan that file again, it was on a Temp folder and its no loger there. I am running Avast Premium Security.

Is there any info about it? Should I just remove everything related to Dell to be safe? This is what shows up when I run AdwCleaner: ( Pic 3 )

[ First time posting, is this the right forum? ]

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Same ‘Threat secured’ here…

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Same problem here, I’m on an Alienware m17.

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You can report a suspected FP (File/Website) here: https://www.avast.com/false-positive-file-form.php

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I have now sent the file. I was a bit afraid I would have to take it out of the Virus Chest to report but I saw there was an Option to send the file for analysis directly from the Virus Chest’s logged entry.

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I saw there was an Option to send the file for analysis

It took me some while to find the option, I meanwhile did the same.
Curious if there will be any feedback…

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@Beko! & @MtaSM,

Thank you both for your contribution.
You guys keep us informed the moment that FP has been tackled and becomes [SOLVED] by avast team.

You did the responsible thing by reporting home on the official forums and from within the logs.
So the rest of the community may benefit.

Any good av-solution-service depends on the responsible behavior of the end-user.
Well done you two, and receive our due respect,

polonus (volunteer 3rd party cold recon website security analyst and website error-hunter)