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Windows Defender Found Trojan in 2.7.5 - 1/29/2018 11:42:31 PM

superval

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Hi Steve

Problem with 2.7.5 - Win Defender found a Trojan and automatically quarantines the .exe

Game currently unplayable.

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RE: Windows Defender Found Trojan in 2.7.5 - 1/29/2018 11:47:24 PM

davidachamberlain

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ORIGINAL: superval

Hi Steve

Problem with 2.7.5 - Win Defender found a Trojan and automatically quarantines the .exe

Game currently unplayable.

I think you need to try a different malware product.

Because there are not many downloads, these file automatically get tagged as suspicious. The reality is that there is no malware.

I always need to override it when I run it the first time.

I still run a full scan and there is no malware found.

Dave

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RE: Windows Defender Found Trojan in 2.7.5 - 1/30/2018 12:03:17 AM

superval

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Thanks David

I tried to modify the Defender settings but am still getting the problem. the exact Trojan is as follows:
trojan 3awin32 2fazden.a!cl

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RE: Windows Defender Found Trojan in 2.7.5 - 1/30/2018 1:02:02 AM

davidachamberlain

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Try downloading a different antivirus antimalware program. Maybe also do a scan on your machine just to make sure.

I use Norton and Defender is disabled. Norton behaves differently. It takes it, but you can override it and then scan it.

Dave

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