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Originally Posted by old_world3
So zoom hud HEM2 is back to not working for me. The problem seemed to occur when I ran AVG and it came back with some file that was in the HEM directory that he recognized as a trojan. The name of the file was blitzerr and it's not the txt file that's in C: Anyone else have this problem???
Actually the file name is C:\Program Files(x86)\Holdem Manager 2\Blitz.dll
It says Trojan Horse Generic11_c.RUW whatever that means.
Also AVG seems to recognize the file stars.communicator.hm2 in appdata as a trojan. Am I just getting a bunch of false positives? Should I reinstall HEM2?
That is a false positive. Can you please reboot your computer and then disable any antivirus and firewalls -
http://forums.holdemmanager.com/hm2-...est-v8167.html
Make sure that pokerstars is not running and install 8167 again -
http://forums.holdemmanager.com/hm2-...om-update.html
Then add exceptions for those files to your antivirus. The .hm2 file is also being copied to the \temp folder which will be fixed in a future update.
If you continue to have problems you will need to try removing/replacing your av/fw choices and/or wait for our next beta update.
If you have the Settings > General Settings > Miscellaneous > [x] 'Prompt for beta updates' option enabled you will be notified when the next public beta is available and can read the release notes to see if this fix is included.
Many of those free Norton, Mcaffee, Comodo, Zonealarm, Avira, Avast, AVG, Bitdefender, etc, 'internet security' bundles will not work well with Holdem Manager.
Please do the following steps, so we can get your computer to a state that we know will work with Holdem Manager:
1) Uninstall any 3rd party security software bundles.
2) Reboot your computer
3) Enable Windows Firewall's recommended settings through your Control Panel, turn off Windows Defender, and add firewall exceptions for HM and SQL -
http://hm2faq.holdemmanager.com/ques...rewall%29#MSES
4) Install Microsoft Security Essentials for antivirus/malware protection and update it -
http://www.microsoft.com/security_essentials/