http://www.av-comparatives.org/seiten/ergebnisse/report16.pdf
This is a very nice article. Scan on Bat to Exe Converter is identified as false positive. I love to hear that. But I still have no clue why EXE file compiled with Bat to Exe Converter need to generate a XX.tmp file to run and that XX.tmp sitting there in the process even the compiled EXE file is finished running in a few seconds. What is XX.tmp doing? Or may be doing nothing. I will keep monitor the network packets and put on firewalls see if it sents out information. It's good to play safe than to regret. If I find anything, I will keep you guys posted. Thanks.
Well... I have to say version 1.4 works fine on my Vista notebook... but v1.5 gives me the annoying 'side-by-side configuration is incorrect' error. So, for now, I'll stick with 1.4... because hunting down that side-by-side business is to much hassle.
Never mind... bad unzipper. 1.5 works now
(isn't there an edit/delete post?)
It's why we have a preview button. This way you can read it before you commit it.
Previewing would not help the fact that I found out afterward that the problem was my unzipping program... and then returning later, I had no option but to post again for correction.
If I could edit or delete, then I'd have done so.
Sorry, but suggesting that Preview is the answer to my query is a bit of a boilerplate and patronizing response.
good day
Why is answered. You can read the answer if you wish.
In short, if you need a delete, just ask and any moderator will do that for you. Editing is in the answer in the feedback forum.
Bob
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