Ravenbear posted on Dec 20, 2017 7:13:17 PM - Report post
I have all my trainers in a folder and the folder excluded in Norton. But even with that most of the time Norton flags the .tmp file and i have to exclude it again.. Anyone got a good way to deal with this? ( BTW I like Norton =) )
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B4Marc posted on Dec 20, 2017 8:42:27 PM - Report post
You'll have to exclude the folder containing the temporary files (by the way, I really dislike this company )
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Taurusplopp posted on Dec 21, 2017 12:19:40 AM - Report post
Well, Norton was always special.
Never rely on Norton's automated processes when it comes to exclusions. Perform every exclusion manually. Norton only saves a file ID but never offers or performs exclusions itself.
You need to exclude the Work folder located here -> C:\Users\YourWindowsUserName\Cheathappens\ for our current trainers using the black/white user interface.
For some older trainers, that create their *.tmp files in the Windows Temp folder located here -> C:\Users\YourWindowsUserName\AppData\Local\Temp\ you might need a temporary exclusion for the whole Temp folder, exclude the tmp file and then delete the exclusion for the Windows Temp folder again.
Ravenbear posted on Dec 21, 2017 3:03:56 PM - Report post
Thank you both for the input and it has helped.. With all it's pros and cons the one time I switched from Norton to another I got my system nuked aby a virus no a week later, so i switched back.. Again thanks..
"It is a moment of shock and horror filled with laughter when you figure out that your parents greatest wish, the one that would bring them the greatest joy is that your kids grow up just like you. And this comes at the moment, when sounding like your parents, you correct your own kids.