Leo Palmer Posted August 21, 2013 Report Posted August 21, 2013 Hello,I'm using Pic2Exe 7-5-10 and have been doing so successfully since it was released. In fact it was working fine yesterday.I also use Malwarebytes Anti-Malware programme. Both have been working fine together for months.Today when I clicked on the Preview button in Pic2Exe the Malware programme cut in and said it had prevented a Trojan and had vaulted it.When I clicked again on Preview the RHS pane on the main PIc2Exe page flashed on and off and did not start the show.I switched off & rebooted. Cleared the Virus Vault, reinstalled Pic2Exe. Again I got the Malware warning and Preview did not run the show.When I right click on a slide and try to play from the slide the same thing happens....a quick flash of the preview pane then nothing.I can still publish a show.Can anyone help please.ThanksLeo Quote
xahu34 Posted August 21, 2013 Report Posted August 21, 2013 I have moved this topic.Regards,Xaver Quote
Leo Palmer Posted August 21, 2013 Author Report Posted August 21, 2013 I'm not 100% certain what I am doing here.I am confused......where has it been moved to?ThanksLeo Quote
Leo Palmer Posted August 22, 2013 Author Report Posted August 22, 2013 Why has this been moved and where has it been moved to?I have heard nothing.Leo Quote
xahu34 Posted August 22, 2013 Report Posted August 22, 2013 Why has this been moved? Thas topic had been posted to the forum section with the name "Forum". There, general questions on the forum itself can be discussed, e.g. introduction of a new moderator, are the present forum rules helpful or not etc. This topic here refers to the PTE program itself. Therefore I moved it to the sub-forum "PicturesToExe", the place where it is located now. This is a very normal procedure.Where has it been moved to?This is obvious the see, the forum section "PicturesToExe"Regards,Xaver Quote
morasoft Posted August 22, 2013 Report Posted August 22, 2013 Hello,I'm using Pic2Exe 7-5-10 and have been doing so successfully since it was released. In fact it was working fine yesterday.I also use Malwarebytes Anti-Malware programme. Both have been working fine together for months.Today when I clicked on the Preview button in Pic2Exe the Malware programme cut in and said it had prevented a Trojan and had vaulted it.When I clicked again on Preview the RHS pane on the main PIc2Exe page flashed on and off and did not start the show.I switched off & rebooted. Cleared the Virus Vault, reinstalled Pic2Exe. Again I got the Malware warning and Preview did not run the show.When I right click on a slide and try to play from the slide the same thing happens....a quick flash of the preview pane then nothing.I can still publish a show.Can anyone help please.ThanksLeoYes, that is right.Reinstall Pictures to exe.Malwarebytes have in quarantine:Viewer5.exe and PCExecutable.datTake off those files from quarantine(Igor, see your e-mail)Morasoft Quote
Igor Posted August 22, 2013 Report Posted August 22, 2013 Thanks,I'll contact with developers of this antivirus to inform them about false positive. Quote
Leo Palmer Posted August 23, 2013 Author Report Posted August 23, 2013 Thas topic had been posted to the forum section with the name "Forum". There, general questions on the forum itself can be discussed, e.g. introduction of a new moderator, are the present forum rules helpful or not etc. This topic here refers to the PTE program itself. Therefore I moved it to the sub-forum "PicturesToExe", the place where it is located now. This is a very normal procedure.This is obvious the see, the forum section "PicturesToExe"Regards,XaverIt's correct what is said "you learn something new every day"........I had no idea there was a specific forum for Pix2Exe.Many thanks for your help.Best wishesLeo Quote
Leo Palmer Posted August 23, 2013 Author Report Posted August 23, 2013 Yes, that is right.Reinstall Pictures to exe.Malwarebytes have in quarantine:Viewer5.exe and PCExecutable.datTake off those files from quarantine(Igor, see your e-mail)MorasoftIvor,Many thanks for your help. I will do just that.RegardsLeo Quote
Igor Posted August 23, 2013 Report Posted August 23, 2013 I informed Malwarebytes company about false positive in their antivirus. This problem will be solved soon:Hi,This is a false positive indeed and will be fixed in next database update.Thanks for reporting!Mieke VerburghDirector of Research Quote
morasoft Posted August 23, 2013 Report Posted August 23, 2013 Hello. I have downloaded the last update from Malwarebytes and now, all work fine in my computer.Morasoft. Quote
Leo Palmer Posted August 23, 2013 Author Report Posted August 23, 2013 Hello. I have downloaded the last update from Malwarebytes and now, all work fine in my computer.Morasoft.Hello Morasoft,I have done the same and mine is working fine also.ThanksLeo Quote
richard tucker Posted August 24, 2013 Report Posted August 24, 2013 Strange! I have had malwarebytes on several computers for a while and never had problems with running any pte exe files of any kind.I also use ccleaner. Quote
Leo Palmer Posted August 24, 2013 Author Report Posted August 24, 2013 Strange! I have had malwarebytes on several computers for a while and never had problems with running any pte exe files of any kind.I also use ccleaner.The problem was caused by an upgrade of version on Malwarebytes. This change caused Malwarebytes to see Pic2Exe as a potential threat or "false positive". There really was no threat at all. When advised, by Igor, Malwarebytes corrected their problem with a subsequent upgrade........the issue then vanished and everything is now working fine. Quote
goddi Posted August 24, 2013 Report Posted August 24, 2013 The problem was caused by an upgrade of version on Malwarebytes. This change caused Malwarebytes to see Pic2Exe as a potential threat or "false positive". There really was no threat at all. When advised, by Igor, Malwarebytes corrected their problem with a subsequent upgrade........the issue then vanished and everything is now working fine.========================Leo,I, too, use Malwarebytes. A couple days ago, I experienced the same thing. Then I remembered your posting. And I updated my Malwarebytes and the problem disappeared. At first, I thought, here we go again...virus. But it is good to see it cleared up. But I have a question about your Malwarebytes. I put Malwarebytes on my desktop PC a long time ago and it was free. Now, I just put it on my new laptop and it is the same build version, but it say "Trial" as the top of its opening window. I thought I saw on this "Trial" version that it was good for 30 days, but now I don't see that indication. Does yours say "Trial" and will it function after this "Trial" period???Gary Quote
Leo Palmer Posted August 24, 2013 Author Report Posted August 24, 2013 Garry,I started using Malwarebytes as a trail. When the trial period was over, 30 days I think, it stopped working so I purchased the version I now use.I think it cost about £24.Leo Quote
goddi Posted August 24, 2013 Report Posted August 24, 2013 Garry,I started using Malwarebytes as a trail. When the trial period was over, 30 days I think, it stopped working so I purchased the version I now use.I think it cost about £24.Leo=================================Leo,I figured that. I like it so I will probably purchase it too when the time comes. Times have changed. I notice now that many of the formerly 'free' programs that I have been using are now for purchase. Getting a new laptop and trying to install the same programs are now popping up with prices. And some don't work with Win8 so you have to buy their newer versions. Great marketing concept. Get us hooked on the freebee...then $$$$. :D/> No problems though.Gary Quote
Guest Yachtsman1 Posted August 24, 2013 Report Posted August 24, 2013 Microsoft Security Essentials is still free. Yachtsman1 Quote
goddi Posted August 24, 2013 Report Posted August 24, 2013 Microsoft Security Essentials is still free. Yachtsman1============================Sure, but it does not catch the stuff that Malwarebytes catches. You need several different programs. You can't rely on just one. I have MSE, too. Try Malwarebytes just for the fun of it. Easy to install; easy to dump.Gary Quote
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