After checking the code of inetc.dll, I see that the call to win32 wininet HttpOpenRequest is triggering a HEUR:Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Generic. I'm using inetc to download a part of the installation based on the user's os config to allow a smaller installer. Are there any way to avoid this false positives? Are there any other alternatives to inetc that don't get flagged?
It is common to see false positives for both INetC and NSISdl, report it as a false positive and the problem should go away...