Dota 2 smh urban
Dota 2 smh urban
so just now I updated dota2 and norton poped up with this:
Filename: dota2.exe
Threat name: Trojan. Gen. SMHFull Path: c:\program files (x86)\steam\steamapps\common\dota 2 beta\game\bin\win32\dota2.exe
On computers as of
8/16/2015 at 6:56:19 PM
Last Used
8/16/2015 at 6:56:19 PM
Startup Item
No
Threat type: Virus. Programs that infect other programs, files, or areas of a computer by inserting themselves or attaching themselves to that medium.
dota2.exe Threat name: Trojan. Gen. SMH
Locate
Very Few Users
Fewer than 5 users in the Norton Community have used this file.
Very New
This file was released less than 1 week ago.
High
This file risk is high.
Source: External Media
File: c:\program files (x86)\steam\steamapps\common\dota 2 beta\game\bin\win32\ dota2.exe Blocked
____________________________
File Thumbprint – SHA:
Not available
File Thumbprint – MD5:
Not available
what the hell valve?
Honestly, switch to free avast! Anti-Virus and save yourself (and your PC) a headache. It’s decent protection (you’re even further protected from viruses on the Internet if you’re not a complete dumbass who downloads “free smileys”), and it has the lightest footprint on your system resources. PC focuses more energy on games than your stupid anti-virus bloatware background services. I haven’t had a single virus since then.
NIS only used about 50 MB of ram. cool story bro.
NIS only used about 50 MB of ram. cool story bro.
NIS only used about 50 MB of ram. cool story bro.
NIS only used about 50 MB of ram. cool story bro.
my point is that the footprint is small and it actualy works compaired to your freeware ad-riddled crap.
my point is that the footprint is small and it actualy works compaired to your freeware ad-riddled crap.
my point is that the footprint is small and it actualy works compaired to your freeware ad-riddled crap.
Clearly it doesn’t work if you’re getting false positives. And 50 MB ram isn’t really that great. http://i. imgur. com/iAzHTRG. png
There’s Avast while it’s running a scan in the background. The only “ads” it has is for you to upgrade to the pro version, which I’d recommend, for the price, but you can disable those.
Norton has always been pretty terrible, the only reason people even have it half the time is because it comes pre-installed on their system. It misses a lot of malware, and really doesn’t perform that well either. How much you paid for it is irellevant.
Source: I’m a computer programmer, built my own PC from scratch, and have been around computers since before I could talk.
my point is that the footprint is small and it actualy works compaired to your freeware ad-riddled crap.
Clearly it doesn’t work if you’re getting false positives. And 50 MB ram isn’t really that great. http://i. imgur. com/iAzHTRG. png
There’s Avast while it’s running a scan in the background. The only “ads” it has is for you to upgrade to the pro version, which I’d recommend, for the price, but you can disable those.
Norton has always been pretty terrible, the only reason people even have it half the time is because it comes pre-installed on their system. It misses a lot of malware, and really doesn’t perform that well either. How much you paid for it is irellevant.
Source: I’m a computer programmer, built my own PC from scratch, and have been around computers since before I could talk.
cool story bro, meanwhile most of #pcmr uses norton.
Dota 2 smh urban
so just now I updated dota2 and norton poped up with this:
Filename: dota2.exe
Threat name: Trojan. Gen. SMHFull Path: c:\program files (x86)\steam\steamapps\common\dota 2 beta\game\bin\win32\dota2.exe
On computers as of
8/16/2015 at 6:56:19 PM
Last Used
8/16/2015 at 6:56:19 PM
Startup Item
No
Threat type: Virus. Programs that infect other programs, files, or areas of a computer by inserting themselves or attaching themselves to that medium.
dota2.exe Threat name: Trojan. Gen. SMH
Locate
Very Few Users
Fewer than 5 users in the Norton Community have used this file.
Very New
This file was released less than 1 week ago.
High
This file risk is high.
Source: External Media
File: c:\program files (x86)\steam\steamapps\common\dota 2 beta\game\bin\win32\ dota2.exe Blocked
____________________________
File Thumbprint – SHA:
Not available
File Thumbprint – MD5:
Not available
what the hell valve?
Honestly, switch to free avast! Anti-Virus and save yourself (and your PC) a headache. It’s decent protection (you’re even further protected from viruses on the Internet if you’re not a complete dumbass who downloads “free smileys”), and it has the lightest footprint on your system resources. PC focuses more energy on games than your stupid anti-virus bloatware background services. I haven’t had a single virus since then.
NIS only used about 50 MB of ram. cool story bro.
NIS only used about 50 MB of ram. cool story bro.
NIS only used about 50 MB of ram. cool story bro.
NIS only used about 50 MB of ram. cool story bro.
my point is that the footprint is small and it actualy works compaired to your freeware ad-riddled crap.
my point is that the footprint is small and it actualy works compaired to your freeware ad-riddled crap.
my point is that the footprint is small and it actualy works compaired to your freeware ad-riddled crap.
Clearly it doesn’t work if you’re getting false positives. And 50 MB ram isn’t really that great. http://i. imgur. com/iAzHTRG. png
There’s Avast while it’s running a scan in the background. The only “ads” it has is for you to upgrade to the pro version, which I’d recommend, for the price, but you can disable those.
Norton has always been pretty terrible, the only reason people even have it half the time is because it comes pre-installed on their system. It misses a lot of malware, and really doesn’t perform that well either. How much you paid for it is irellevant.
Source: I’m a computer programmer, built my own PC from scratch, and have been around computers since before I could talk.
my point is that the footprint is small and it actualy works compaired to your freeware ad-riddled crap.
Clearly it doesn’t work if you’re getting false positives. And 50 MB ram isn’t really that great. http://i. imgur. com/iAzHTRG. png
There’s Avast while it’s running a scan in the background. The only “ads” it has is for you to upgrade to the pro version, which I’d recommend, for the price, but you can disable those.
Norton has always been pretty terrible, the only reason people even have it half the time is because it comes pre-installed on their system. It misses a lot of malware, and really doesn’t perform that well either. How much you paid for it is irellevant.
Source: I’m a computer programmer, built my own PC from scratch, and have been around computers since before I could talk.
cool story bro, meanwhile most of #pcmr uses norton.
Dota 2 Galaxy Play 