I read the posts you have linked but they have one thing in common - they expect me to guess if the files in question have been wrongly detected or not. Thank you so much for your quick response bjm. (Divinity: Original Sin 2 cost $60 !! I am not going to wear that.) I am sure that the Download Insight system is useful but are any of these deletions because of false positive detections? If so which? I need to know because I feel I should post on the Larian forums and on Steam and GOG that games are being sold that contain medium to high risk malware or viruses. There are many other files deleted and I haven't seen all the effects yet. For example,ġ) lostlands_thegoldencurse.exe on Steam - deleted - WS.Reputation.Ģ) colonialconquest32bit.exe on Steam - deleted - high risk.ģ) Firefox setup for Win 10 downloaded from - Trojan.Gen.2 detected - high risk.Ĥ) stilllife.exe - GOG game - deleted - high risk.ĥ) thedivinityengine.exe - Divinity game editor downloaded from GOG - deleted - WS.Reputation.1 - medium risk.Ħ) patrician4.exe downloaded from steam - deleted. These files are just the ones in Divinity: OS2, there are many other files that have been deleted, some of them from games I have been playing for a while. Iggy_w64.dll file removed WS.Reputation.1 - mature file - many thousands users - medium risk. WS.Reputation.1 - mature file - many thousands of users - medium risk. Norton reports: Unauthorised access blocked (DOS2 the exe file). The last game crippled was a very expensive one called Divinity: Original Sin 2 by the developer Larian Studios and downloaded from GOG. I am aware that I can exclude these files but why would I do that if Norton detects them as malware? I certainly don't want to hire a doberman then bark myself :).
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During the last month I have had GOG and Steam game purchases crippled by Insight file deletions (exe files and dll's).
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