The last question wasn't answered. Antivirus programs detect stuff for a reason and so why is your program detecting as a trojan horse if it doesn't do something wrong?
In my case I've downloaded the CH_trainermanagerv1005.zip.
My antivirus program AVG 8.0 won't even let me copy it to the HDD without triggering a warning about Trojan Horse Sheur.Cjub and promptly deleting it.
I'm not going to pay for something that I'm unsure of as being safe. I know some of these trainers do some memory stuff but to have the program trigger a warning before it's been executed is inexcusable and suspicious.
[Edited by ghramsey, 10/17/2008 7:09:22 PM]
add the trainer .exe to the anti-virus Resident Shield Exception List. it'll work fine. none of the CH trainers have viruses in them or cause any harm to the software. and trust me when i tell u this...CH cheats and trainers r worth every penny.
The last question wasn't answered. Antivirus programs detect stuff for a reason and so why is your program detecting as a trojan horse if it doesn't do something wrong?
In my case I've downloaded the CH_trainermanagerv1005.zip.
My antivirus program AVG 8.0 won't even let me copy it to the HDD without triggering a warning about Trojan Horse Sheur.Cjub and promptly deleting it.
I'm not going to pay for something that I'm unsure of as being safe. I know some of these trainers do some memory stuff but to have the program trigger a warning before it's been executed is inexcusable and suspicious.
[Edited by ghramsey, 10/17/2008 7:09:22 PM]
add the trainer .exe to the anti-virus Resident Shield Exception List. it'll work fine. none of the CH trainers have viruses in them or cause any harm to the software. and trust me when i tell u this...CH cheats and trainers r worth every penny.
THANKS! it might be a long time ago you wrote this, but it still helps