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Discussion in 'XSimulator Q&A/FAQs - Outdated' started by Atomic_Sheep, May 25, 2010.

  1. Atomic_Sheep

    Atomic_Sheep New Member

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    Hi guys, I d/l both the online and the offline versions of X-Sim last week and both times the d/l process was interrupted with a message from Kaspersky popping up stating that there is a trojan in the files :S. Any comments?
    Atomic_Sheep, May 25, 2010
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    bvillersjr Active Member

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    From time to time various anti-virus software packages have reported false positives on the X-Sim software. Please verify this with another anti-virus software.

    I can understand why an anti-virus package could make this mistake. Think about what X-Sim is doing. It contains code to examine the contents of another applications memory. This could be easily mistaken as a virus like behavior.

    Does it report which file is has a problem with?
    bvillersjr, May 25, 2010
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    Atomic_Sheep New Member

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    I was thinking this very same thing but just wanted to make sure other people weren't in the same boat as that would indicate there is a virus present. I don't have any other anti-virus software to test the files with so I was kinda hoping others had experienced or more precisely not experienced the same problem. I'll double check which files popped up as suspicious when I re-d/l the software once I'm uncapped again.
    Atomic_Sheep, May 26, 2010
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