ok I get a lot of messages about "this file has a virus" well *news flash* I do not post malware but many think that something fishy is going on because their antivirus product says something is going on this is called a false positve. But HOW can you use this file (usually an exe file) if your AV (antivirus) keeps deleting it on you?
first you need to understand that if I post something that seems "fishy" it is a false positive read here before reading on:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antivirus_software
for this tutorial I will be using a free trial of AVG INTERNET SECURITY
so you have a game maybe you downloaded the version of Delicious 17 that used the gamefixer.exe file >
Ok so first of all you got a game and you install it or extract it or whatever and there are file(s) missing.
First of all you bring up AVG main window and go to OPTIONS > VIRUS VAULT
In there it will show all the files that your AVG quarantined as POSSIBLE infections most likely you will see the file or files that were mistakenly removed from your game folder.
ok next fiind as shown:
next click exceptions >add exception >(pretty simple stuff)
choose exception type (Application or file)
then you can add gamefixer.exe to the list of exceptions and AVG will not flag or remove this file and you will be able to use it just fine.
you can also use this if AVG "decides" that your favorite pirate site is unsafe (even though you know it is ok) instead of choosing Application or file choose URL and put in the url that is offending AVG.
and it is really that simple.
kaspersky:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=how+to+add+exception+rule+for+kaspersky+2016
Microsoft security essentials (MSE)/windows defender:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4028485/windows-10-add-an-exclusion-to-windows-defender-antivirus
or
https://thinksmartbox.com/answer/how-to-configure-exceptions-for-microsoft-security-essentialswindows-defender/
Sophos:
https://support.home.sophos.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005499966-Setting-scan-exceptions
Norton:
https://kb.abacuslaw.com/articles/69-Creating-an-Exception-Rule-in-the-Norton-Smart-Firewall
