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A W32/Obfuscated.CZ!genr was found...

Cant even redownload the file on my gaming rig without warnings.

Checked it on my fresh installed notebook with Antivir... malware found.

It's none of the specific warning, you mentioned about in the "VIRUS WARNUNG?"-wiki. And I'm not even using AVG

And to be honest... an EXCEPTION is a pretty much advice.

OH, btw... got no warnings for other trainers.

[Edited by Singler, 4/20/2011 4:50:12 PM]

OK then, here's another suggestion.

DON'T USE IT.

If you knew anything about the string of virus names, you would know that "genr" is short for "general infection" and one made based on heuristic scans.

We gave you a solution on how to keep your AV online and use the trainer which were the only two parameter you specified (and we happened to give you the only way with any Anti-Virus). You've even used previous trainers so you know Caliber doesn't design them with malware in it nor have there been any 'OMFG THIS TRAINER CRASHED MY COMPUTER' in this topic or any topic on this board which should be obvious that this one is just as safe as all the other trainers.

If you didn't want that response, then don't ask.

[Edited by Neo7, 4/20/2011 6:59:17 PM]

As Neo already said it is a false positive, and because a trainer has a string of bytes that is closely similar to a virus definition does not mean it is a virus.

So it is up to you what you want to do, but I do recommend reading up on false positives from AV scanners etc.

Given that probably hundreds of people are currently using this trainer, don't you think it's a little strange that you're (and maybe one or two others) the only one who's getting a virus warning?

That alone should tell you it's a false positive. Or at least question the alert.

There's no need to insult someone trying to help you either. That's more likely to make people less likely to help you in the future.

Just saying.

Most Antivirus programs have a exception or exclude option in there advance setting's you can exclude the folder that has the trainer in it from being scanned and avoid the problem's your having

The AVG exception manager is under the components - resident shield ... It will give a false positive because these trainers both access the internet and monitor certain keys which are needed to verify and use the trainer. I have the same problem with a few of the trainers.

Also since Im here, I was wondering if it is possible to get 100% success rate option for your guilds missions. I really hate having to train up new assassins for a 35% missions success rate

Those functions are very helpful, but can you guys make it stop 🤔

[Edited by kennylaw, 4/27/2011 10:01:36 PM]