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Made a big mistake in the LS1 fault code reading. Was getting bizarre fault codes! Have solved the issue.

Thankyou to those that pointed this out!

v0.0.1.2 now up!
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New version only just went up now. Seems it corrupted upon uploading and the old version remained. Have fixed this up, v0.0.1.2 is now up in the sky and ready for download.
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*sigh*. I keep getting messages from everyone saying SOE is flagged as a virus. Its not! Comes up now because it believes it is a virus from how the licensing works. If enough people say they "trust" the application, this will eventually disappear!

Am looking into other ways of running the application from memory to completely remove these false positives.
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I use Bitdefender at home and it is now flagging the pcmhacking site as "Page not safe", assume it is to do with SOE as only started happening over the last month.

Keep up the good work though, it is much appreciated.

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yoda69 wrote:I use Bitdefender at home and it is now flagging the pcmhacking site as "Page not safe", assume it is to do with SOE as only started happening over the last month.

Keep up the good work though, it is much appreciated.

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I surely hope thats not the case! But SOE is actually being stored and downloaded from my website, I figured it would cause less trouble for pcmhacking if the software gets flagged as bad.

Antus might need to contact bitdefender and ask why they are flagging the site.
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Possiby the word hacking?
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Dylan wrote:Possiby the word hacking?
Hasnt been an issue for all these years though?
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Been cutting and chopping code out continuously until SOE was no longer detected as bad. I completely removed the entire licensing. And finally had to comment out some console messages for the elm setup procedure before it no longer was detected as a trojan.

Seems, if you write anything that AV thinks is just "rubbish" strings.. then it must be a virus. hahaha. Unbelievable.

Will hopefully be able to slowly uncomment parts until I find a problematic section. It absolutely shits me everytime I install a new version.. that Norton flags it as a trojan.. like honestly, how do they come up with this stuff!
I think the goal for next release, is making the application run without any AV warnings. I ran SOE through "totalvirus" which runs it through all major antivirus sofwtares. And it comes back clean. But it seems as soon as the application is run, something triggers them off.
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yoda69 wrote:I use Bitdefender at home and it is now flagging the pcmhacking site as "Page not safe", assume it is to do with SOE as only started happening over the last month.
Hmmm it might be. Some scanners follow the links on all the pages as you load them. I run 'microsoft security essentials' so far its not flagged anything incorrectly as a virus and has blocked those that are. Free too. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-au/wind ... s-download

Then to be really sure I have EMET monitoring my browser, flash and pdf viewers since they're the most likely ingress points for malware. Occasionally the browser does crash but emet pops up and stops any malware from executing. Cant say for sure if it was malware or not, but I bet some of it is. http://www.microsoft.com/en-au/download ... x?id=43714
Have you read the FAQ? For lots of information and links to significant threads see here: http://pcmhacking.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1396
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Latest version Im developing isnt flagged as a virus by Norton on runtime. :thumbup:

Hopefully itll be the last of any false positives. Will see on the next release.
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