Innounp. didn't extract the setup file :(
But Kaspersky asked for green-light to run CC.exe. I stopped it and the uninstaller set up went on.
So a decent firewall can stop CC.exe.
In any case I installed the tool in a sandbox - and will delete it afterwards, I'm happy with Revo uninstaller. Revo is a long-time proven programme and totally reliable.
YU is still scanning my system - that is unacceptable how long that takes.
Well, in any case I don't blame the GOTD team for any unwanted "add-on". They scan the software properly before packing into their wrapper. Nevertheless, the last responsibility is on the user's side. And as you said, some files are not detected by scanners.
graylox
PS:
A remark to deleted comments on the main site:
Of course there are some rules what may not be posted, but very often it is just good or bad luck if a comment is approved or not. There are quite a lot of comments and very few moderators - I guess they are not always able to read every post. Besides that there is a filter, which tries to find spammers.
Though when BuBBy is on duty, he takes his time to read everything.
.....EDIT.....
I deleted the info I found with Google, as it was not really significant.
cc.exe is mentioned as ad-/spyware in connection with a toolbar. But I don't know, if this file cc.exe is in deed the same file.
It will be the best to ask the developer, what this file is and why it is needed.
I didn't install it and the programme runs nevertheless.
It's always better to ask the developer and/or malware experts before sending out warning messages.
No need to put the cat amongst the pigeons.
graylox