pack.dll a trojan huh

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what r u folks up to? i have to reinstall the game every week so i dont have it in my system. i could have the antivirus ignore it, but i found out the hard way what happens when you ignore trojans attached to games. so i'll i'll continue letting the the antivirus remove it and use element.exe to get into game. cause pack.dll is obviously not needed

Allisandre - Sanctuary

It's a false positive.
It's been an issue for years.
It's the way the client calls for information to the Linux database. It happens to closely resemble a macro virus. Because of this, many antivirus programs flag it during their heuristic scans.
There's even instructions on the download page telling you to exclude the game directory from your antivirus scans because of this.
Not to mention, it's been talked to death here in the forums, and there's plenty of info on what you need to do to resolve it.

Earthan_Lady - Heavens Tear

Kelemvor's will, glad I looked it up before I deleted it b:sweat how annoying

BriarIce - Raging Tide

Oh and add the pwi files to your security programme to let them through..it is what I had to do.

Lesthar - Heavens Tear

The people here are correct.

I was in the same situation than yours and it bugged me a lot. I was doubtful at first, then followed the others' advice since I had nothing to lose and it worked perfectly. I am grateful to them.

Anyway, it's basically about making AVG (yep, that 's the main culprit this time) accept the patcher.exe file by adding the latter to the exclusion list -meaning no reports or actions when scanning the file-, but also applying the next patch in a manual way then to allow the patcher to verify files.

Good luck on this! See ya.