Moved this folder "file-png” to somewhere else (Did not deleted it)
Created new folder “file-png”
Copied file-png.exe - from my laptop Gimp - to this new folder and then there was this security warning. (see image) I clicked on “Blijf Bloodgested” (Ignore)
Also copied “.debug” folder with its content back into the new “file-png”
Started Gimp and … OMG … all works fine.
According to - whatever security guard on my windows 11 – “file-png.exe” is corrupted and it deletes it over and over again.
(Yesterday, 07:35 PM)Papa Mouse Wrote: So here's the killer ...
Moved this folder "file-png” to somewhere else (Did not deleted it)
Created new folder “file-png”
Copied file-png.exe - from my laptop Gimp - to this new folder and then there was this security warning. (see image) I clicked on “Blijf Bloodgested” (Ignore)
Also copied “.debug” folder with its content back into the new “file-png”
Started Gimp and … OMG … all works fine.
According to - whatever security guard on my windows 11 – “file-png.exe” is corrupted and it deletes it over and over again.
Do you guys add malware to Gimp ??????
Very likely a false positive. Note that instead of adding a random .EXE, you could perhaps have un-quarantined the original one.
Yesterday, 07:56 PM (This post was last modified: Yesterday, 08:22 PM by rich2005.
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I have seen similar reports around. I put the Windows Gimp 3.0.2-1 file-png.exe ( file size 247296 ) up to virus total where it looks like it has been scanned just recently 72 AV's and no virus. A false positive.
There also seems problems with Gimp 3.0.2 installed from Windows Store, best to get the installer from gimp.org which is now Gimp 3.0.2-1 I have it installed in a Win11 and it works ok
I was wondering about RAV Did it come with Hitfilm when you installed that ? It might be an idea to remove it. I came across this https://softwarekeep.com/blogs/what-is/w...-remove-it which says it it no longer supported.
(Yesterday, 07:56 PM)rich2005 Wrote: I have seen similar reports around. I put the Windows Gimp 3.0.2-1 file-png.exe ( file size 247296 ) up to virus total where it looks like it has been scanned just recently 72 AV's and no virus. A false positive.
There also seems problems with Gimp 3.0.2 installed from Windows Store, best to get the installer from gimp.org which is now Gimp 3.0.2-1 I have it installed in a Win11 and it works ok
I was wondering about RAV Did it come with Hitfilm when you installed that ? It might be an idea to remove it. I came across this https://softwarekeep.com/blogs/what-is/w...-remove-it which says it it no longer supported.
I have removed it ... thank you for the reply and that link. I thought it was part of Windows 11 I recently upgraded to. It was pretty annoying with it popups telling me that my computer was infected. To clear it I had to buy it.
Hitfilm probably was the Trojan horse. I have removed Hitfilm too. It disappeared – among some other programs - of my computer upgrading to W11. Hitfilm cease to exist and I was desperate to have it back so I kept searching and finally found a download. My bad I guess.