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nathanprocks

WindowsExplorer wrote:
This is not a virus. Infact, it doesn't even run as it is currently broke

Most antivirus software have a reputation system. If it hasn't been downloaded by many people it usually says it is a security risk.

jji7skyline

nathanprocks wrote:
WindowsExplorer wrote:
This is not a virus. Infact, it doesn't even run as it is currently broke
Most antivirus software have a reputation system. If it hasn't been downloaded by many people it usually says it is a security risk.

Yep. I find it annoying and useless.

nathanprocks

jji7skyline wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
WindowsExplorer wrote:
This is not a virus. Infact, it doesn't even run as it is currently broke
Most antivirus software have a reputation system. If it hasn't been downloaded by many people it usually says it is a security risk.
Yep. I find it annoying and useless.

Some of them even put your own programs you made in it's “vault”.

jji7skyline

I once packaged a scratch project into exe format and it tried mercilessly to make me remove it from my computer.

Last edited by jji7skyline (July 30, 2013 01:49:26)

dontbombiraq

yes yes yes, thats all well and good, but it gave me a virus nonetheless…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

WindowsExplorer

Please tell me the effects of the virus if that is the case, but I can assure you this is not a virus. It was made using Visual Basic, which I'm not sure is even able to make viruses.

dontbombiraq

my computer is running much slower than usual and there are popups to download antivirus programs everywhere

WindowsExplorer

Well, that must be some other software, I can assure you that it is definitely not caused by my software.

SeptimusHeap

Safe.

WindowsExplorer

SeptimusHeap wrote:
Safe.

Thanks

dontbombiraq

WindowsExplorer wrote:
Well, that must be some other software, I can assure you that it is definitely not caused by my software.

it was definitely caused by your software
malwarebytes is infallible

Scratchthatguys

… You're trolling or not serious. It is not your software.
I know what's wrong. My Scratch 1.4 was removed by McAfee because it was infected with a trojan.
I assume that you have a trojan or other malware that has infected Diver.

SeptimusHeap

dontbombiraq wrote:
WindowsExplorer wrote:
Well, that must be some other software, I can assure you that it is definitely not caused by my software.
it was definitely caused by your software
malwarebytes is infallible

VirusTotal scans the file with several programs, including my favorite, Malwarebytes. Nothing came up.

SeptimusHeap wrote:
Safe.

I'm sorry to say it's likely diver was infected by some sort of trojan on your machine.

WindowsExplorer

I appologise for any upset my software may have caused you, but I am certain it is nothing on my side. As SeptimusHeap said, it is likely that it is infected, although I'm not to sure how that could even happen.

generosity

WindowsExplorer wrote:
I appologise for any upset my software may have caused you, but I am certain it is nothing on my side. As SeptimusHeap said, it is likely that it is infected, although I'm not to sure how that could even happen.

I blame you

nathanprocks

generosity wrote:
WindowsExplorer wrote:
I appologise for any upset my software may have caused you, but I am certain it is nothing on my side. As SeptimusHeap said, it is likely that it is infected, although I'm not to sure how that could even happen.
I blame you

You shouldn't just blame someone like that. It could have been a trojan virus that was hiding in your computer. Some viruses can sneak around the virus protection and hide on your computer and infect files.

WindowsExplorer

You know, I probably would've been banned on Scratch by now if the virus was because of me. It could of easily happened that the virus was from another software, and was downloaded/or took place around the time of the download of my software.

jji7skyline

generosity wrote:
WindowsExplorer wrote:
I appologise for any upset my software may have caused you, but I am certain it is nothing on my side. As SeptimusHeap said, it is likely that it is infected, although I'm not to sure how that could even happen.
I blame you

That's not nice all, and it's likely more fault more than anyone else's.

nathanprocks

jji7skyline wrote:
generosity wrote:
WindowsExplorer wrote:
I appologise for any upset my software may have caused you, but I am certain it is nothing on my side. As SeptimusHeap said, it is likely that it is infected, although I'm not to sure how that could even happen.
I blame you
That's not nice all, and it's likely more fault more than anyone else's.

I think you made a typo there.

WindowsExplorer

Probably meant: It's likely your fault more than anyone else's.

I agree, even if it was me with the virus I wouldn't directly blame somebody.

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