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When I start to download tweakmaster, I get a Windows message that tells me "this file may contain some malicious code".

TweakMASTER Knowledge Base article KB0124

Microsoft in their infinite wisdom has decided to modify all download prompts from Internet Explorer starting with Windows XP SP1 to "warn" users of the dangers of downloading files. See the screenshots below. You will see these new prompts any time you download an EXE or a ZIP file from anyone anywhere on the Internet. Basically these prompts are meaningless. It goes without saying that if you do not trust a file you are downloading then you should not download it. However 99.999% of all software downloaded from reputable web sites is completely harmless. All our files have been checked and doublechecked and contains no viruses or malicious code of any kind. Simply click the "save" button to save the file to your computer as you normally would.

Screenshots of Windows XP SP1 prompts: