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noobnerd
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Posted: 29th Feb 2012 16:10
My Avast! uppgraded itself recently to a anew version. This resulted in semi random BSODs when compiling code in DBP. Every now and then when i compile some code, there pops up an Avast window saying that it is running Application.exe in a Virtual Sandbox and after about 5 seconds it either asks me what to do, or it goes BSOD. quite annoying actually. im 99% sure that its Avast that is the culprit so i mainly posted this here to warn others. But anyone happen to know a fix?

Avast version 120229-0

thanks
SamKM
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Posted: 1st Mar 2012 20:03
I'm getting the same problem sometimes, so at least you're not alone!
Penfold
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Posted: 1st Mar 2012 20:18
At present my Avast doesnt seem to be causing any isues. I guess it could be to do with the type of code your comipling if it thinks it might be viral?

'Ooh 'eck chief'...'crumbs'
noobnerd
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Posted: 2nd Mar 2012 13:53
it sees all code as suspicious. Its not the code itself, i think it just sees it as suspicious to create a new exe.

making the TGC and /Temp folders exceptions doesnt help...
Michael P
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Posted: 8th Mar 2012 09:53
Definitely a bug in Avast, how could it be anything else? To cause BSOD you usually have to be at a very low level integrating directly with the OS, which is exactly what anti virus does.

IMO most anti virus are rubbish, slow your system down and require too much attention - so I use ESET NOD32, which doesn't bother me and doesn't slow my system down

noobnerd
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Posted: 10th Mar 2012 01:32
Well i fixed the problem. Turned "autosandbox" off
Avast seems fairly fast though
mr Handy
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Posted: 15th Mar 2012 15:06
Sometimes antivirus is worse than actual virus. I have Kaspersky and just cant make it stop checking my project folder. Sometimes i have to compile several times per minute and each time KIS slows running fresh exe for pair of seconds. 2 seconds * 10 runs = 20 seconds of frustration.

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