Feral Heart
Help & Guidance => Game Help => Topic started by: Saphilly on June 15, 2015, 07:06:14 am
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Someone please help me this time, no one ever responds to my help topics...
I recently installed the full version of malwarebytes and now every time I attempt to open FeralHeart it tells me that it's protecting me against a backdoor agent. I tried to add an exception by adding following the location of the blocked item to:
C:\Users\USERNAME\Local Settings\Application Data\Temp\ztmp\( 5 random numbers following the letter t ).bat
I can add an exception to one .bat file in the ztmp folder that malwarbytes has blocked, but every attempt at opening FH creates a new .bat file to be blocked. I can't add the ztmp folder as an exception so I have no idea what to do. Someone please help me :C
NO I am NOT trying to install FeralHeart, I had the game installed BEFORE I got Malwarebytes. I do have a modified FeralHeart.exe from attempting to install the BitTorrent Sync preset sync thing, but other than that my FeralHeart should be completely normal.
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What, MalwareBytes is an antivirus now? >_>
Anyway you can disable MalwareBytes for a while and run the FH setup. I don't remember downloading the FH setup while MalwareBytes is screaming at me.
What download did you use? Normal download or torrent? I personally went for torrent as there is no adf.ly so... maybe try that?
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Malwarebytes isn't deleting the whole game and I'm not installing it, I'm, trying to run it. Sorry for the confusion. Malwarebytes IS deleting something though and this prevents the game from starting up.
PS- Malwarbytes has been in the top two anti-virus programs out there for a while now. It's a really great program, I love it.
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Yeah, I know, I know, I use MalwareBytes but it never screamed at me for installing FH some days ago.
Anyways, what is the exact path he's deleting? If MalwareBytes is deleting something in your FH folder (usually C:\FeralHeart), you could make an exception to that folder.
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Hmm. I use MalwareBytes, but it's never stopped me from running Feral Heart.
Malwarebytes isn't deleting the whole game and I'm not installing it, I'm, trying to run it.
Does this mean you haven't actually installed the game? Because that could be causing MalwareBytes to render your uses of the game. MalwareBytes might see Feral Heart as an unfamiliar website since you haven't actually installed the game.
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Have you tried installing it, open it up with MalwareBytes deactivated/uninstalled, playing it, then installing MalwareBytes again and blocking FH instantly? Not sure if it'll work; I'm unfamiliar with the program; I use Norton 360.
(No don't you dare tell me it's a bad program it works for my family, since we don't go around checking out freaky sites constantly.)
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I guess I was unclear before but I DO have the game installed. It was installed BEFORE malwarebytes. Malwarebytes does not take whole folders into it's exceptions log, only prosesses, IPs, and domains. I did put the exact path from where malewarebytes is deleting things.
It's C:\Users\( PC Account Name )\Local Settings\Application Data\Temp\ztmp\ ( Files being deleted )
The files look like this ( t25108.bat ) The five numbers vary.
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I think it's your computer, not FeralHeart, to be honest. I don't think FeralHeart sends something to the Temp folder...
You should try scanning your computer with MalwareBytes.
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I think it's your computer, not FeralHeart, to be honest. I don't think FeralHeart sends something to the Temp folder...
You should try scanning your computer with MalwareBytes.
Sorry but.. Why the heck would I have not scanned my computer with Malwarebytes yet do you think? Does anyone else have any piece of advice for me?
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You could try uninstalling Feral Heart, deleting MalwareBytes from your computer, re-installing Feral Heart, and then re-installing MalwareBytes. Many of the above users are suggesting that the issue is connected to your computer rather than the game, and I think they might be right.
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Hello, SaphillyFox! The newest version of Malwarebytes does include a malware exclusions list as well as a web exclusions list. Through malware exclusions, users are able to add exceptions to specific files and entire folders. Go into settings -> malware exclusions and add Feralheart's entire folder as a folder exclusion. Upon adding the folder, the folder and its contents will be seen as trusted and safe.
Also, do you have an antivirus running alongside Malwarebytes? If you do not, I highly recommend installing one and scanning your computer for any threats. I am not familiar with the specific location you have quoted in your previous posts. Good luck!