Games keep kicking me

[Star.Seeker]

indeed. problem was solved thanks to this
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5555

Still, I can´t help but wonder why does my antivir program want to erase all the gproxy and the installer - why has it already done the work! what is there what it sees as "infected"??

[Star.Seeker]

indeed. problem was solved thanks to this
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5555

Still, I can´t help but wonder why does my antivir program want to erase all the gproxy and the installer - why has it already done the work! what is there what it sees as "infected"?? and is that so called infection a security risk?

[CoMMoN1337]

indeed. problem was solved thanks to this
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5555

Still, I can´t help but wonder why does my antivir program want to erase all the gproxy and the installer - why has it already done the work! what is there what it sees as "infected"?? and is that so called infection a security risk?

Antiviruses generally see every single .exe (executable file) as a security risk, because when you launch an .exe, a program gains control of your pc, and if that program is a virus, that wouldn't be too good.
 
That's why you have the "allow" option, to let you decide what you want to block and what you don't want to block.

[bassonja]

indeed. problem was solved thanks to this
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5555

Still, I can´t help but wonder why does my antivir program want to erase all the gproxy and the installer - why has it already done the work! what is there what it sees as "infected"?? and is that so called infection a security risk?

Antiviruses generally see every single .exe (executable file) as a security risk, because when you launch an .exe, a program gains control of your pc, and if that program is a virus, that wouldn't be too good.
 
That's why you have the "allow" option, to let you decide what you want to block and what you don't want to block.

What a good explanation, just showed your stupidness to everyone XDDD

[CoMMoN1337]

indeed. problem was solved thanks to this
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5555

Still, I can´t help but wonder why does my antivir program want to erase all the gproxy and the installer - why has it already done the work! what is there what it sees as "infected"?? and is that so called infection a security risk?

Antiviruses generally see every single .exe (executable file) as a security risk, because when you launch an .exe, a program gains control of your pc, and if that program is a virus, that wouldn't be too good.
 
That's why you have the "allow" option, to let you decide what you want to block and what you don't want to block.

What a good explanation, just showed your stupidness to everyone XDDD

stupidity*, ironic isn't it, to call someone stupid when you can't even type that word properly in context.
I just clarified him on why his antivirus saw it as a threat, so he won't be panicked about every harmless game .exe.

[bassonja]

Go fuckin write a english dictionary i dont give a shit about how i write things. Obviously everyone understood me.

Your explanation of why .exe file is being blocked by antivirus is retarded, stupid and wrong.

[CoMMoN1337]

Go fuckin write a english dictionary i dont give a shit about how i write things. Obviously everyone understood me.

Your explanation of why .exe file is being blocked by antivirus is retarded, stupid and wrong.

Even a dog sniffing the asshole of another dog can be understood, that doesn't mean you shouldn't write properly.

My explanation is correct, you need to seek medical help, or get informed before you talk.
Or both.

Also take some chillpills, seriously.

The guy asked a question, I answered it, and then the magical bessynjo guy comes and acts like a monkey for no reason, this sums up the latest part of the thread.

[^St3x]

Go fuckin write a english dictionary i dont give a shit about how i write things. Obviously everyone understood me.

Your explanation of why .exe file is being blocked by antivirus is retarded, stupid and wrong.

Even a dog sniffing the asshole of another dog can be understood, that doesn't mean you shouldn't write properly.

My explanation is correct, you need to seek medical help, or get informed before you talk.
Or both.

Also take some chillpills, seriously.

The guy asked a question, I answered it, and then the magical bessynjo guy comes and acts like a monkey for no reason, this sums up the latest part of the thread.

you still no lifing here?

[bassonja]

Sorry, and .exe file took over my computer and wrote that reply.

[Star.Seeker]

hm. funny thing.
besides, it wasn´t exactly the exe file what caused troubles, I think it was its content, because the antivir blocked it during the instalation , or right after it deleted (usurped) the files along with the instalator. Just programs for conversion or alike weren´t blocked, I think it counted gproxy work similar to some malware or such, so it considered it a threat.
but thanks neverthless, problem was solved. I´ve heard that other antivir-programms haven´t had that problem or, at least, not that frequently. I got AVG