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Double-click the icon to open the Symantec Endpoint Protection configuration screen.

I use this site quite often myself during the course of my Moderator duties among other things. Locate the Symantec Endpoint Protection icon in the system tray. You can have the file scanned by their on-line scanner or search their extensive library database. If you find yourself in a situation where you're not sure a file is legit or malware Virustotal is a great site to use. Let's hope that doesn't happen but I would recommend you give that a try. When running RDP, it can be very common for many threads to actively search for and clean files. The Help and Support buttons can be found in the upper right hand corner of the window that houses Symantec Endpoint Protection. That way you can decide for yourself if any more files get flagged as suspicious. As you can see, there is a Symantec shield in the lower right corner of your system tray. I think that just might help avoid any possible future conflicts in your case. The setting for On Detection of Suspicious Files I personally have that set to "Ask Me" instead of the default "Automatic" setting. Enter Settings and scroll down to Quarantine Behavior. If Symantec Endpoint Protection has been removed, then the yellow Symantec. You can change Immunet's quarantine behavior. Check the system tray, located in the lower right-hand corner of your screen. This is just an extrapolation on my part but perhaps those install files already contained malware defination signatures by Symantec that were being seen as possibly malicious by Immunet thus the quarantine response by one of Immunet's heuristic detection engines. Glad to hear that those files are not mission cirtical.