problem wont loaded up
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Confirm that ISXEQ2.dll is located in your /innerspace/Extensions directory. If not, it may be your antivirus software. I've reported the false positive to all the major companies, but it may take a few days for it to be fixed for all companies.
You may have to make an exception for ISXEQ2.dll in your AV software or else get better software. If you need ISXEQ2.dll it's located at http://www.isxgames.com/isxeq2/Extensions/ISXEQ2.dll.
You may have to make an exception for ISXEQ2.dll in your AV software or else get better software. If you need ISXEQ2.dll it's located at http://www.isxgames.com/isxeq2/Extensions/ISXEQ2.dll.
thank but bitdefender still does not like your dll file
STOP! Bitdefender blocked this web page.The page you are trying to access contains malware.
Details:
Web Page: http://www.isxgames.com/isxeq2/Extensions/ISXEQ2.dll
Detected viruses: Trojan.Generic.6781977
Access from your browser has been blocked. Take me back to safety
STOP! Bitdefender blocked this web page.The page you are trying to access contains malware.
Details:
Web Page: http://www.isxgames.com/isxeq2/Extensions/ISXEQ2.dll
Detected viruses: Trojan.Generic.6781977
Access from your browser has been blocked. Take me back to safety
You need to update your software. BitDefender is now reporting this file as clean, see: http://www.virustotal.com/file-scan...34c74ef29ef204c0f9ca78163a5d6cae61-1322302725
The only company still with the false positive (as you can see in the link above) is ByteHero. They emailed me in broken English and said it takes a while to update.
If everyone would just use products by Symantec (as I've suggested several times) you'd 1) have a LOT less false positives and 2) have a LOT less problems with virus/malware infections. I've been using NIS for 4 years now and haven't gotten a single virus since I started using it.
The only company still with the false positive (as you can see in the link above) is ByteHero. They emailed me in broken English and said it takes a while to update.
If everyone would just use products by Symantec (as I've suggested several times) you'd 1) have a LOT less false positives and 2) have a LOT less problems with virus/malware infections. I've been using NIS for 4 years now and haven't gotten a single virus since I started using it.