Ok, I have Online Armor, and it works fine, sometimes a little annoying, but I can deal with that. However, I have a few games that create .tmp files upon launch, and do something with them, to the point that online armor prompts me. The problem it gives me is that a "program wants to run"(don't remember the name, but it doesn't really matter, there is only 1 of them). I give that program full rights, but it doesn't change anything. Is there anyway for me to stop this? I give that program full rights every time. Finally, is there anyway for me to say "Anything that goes on in this folder is ok"??? Thanks so much!
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Knowing the filename & the program that is trying to run might help, as well as the message that Online Armour is throwing back might give an indication as to what the program is trying to do, or why it is being blocked.
Also where are these tmp files being created? (eg. In a TEMP folder, or a folder off the Windows tree?) Yes, opposite extremes - but highlighting the potential impact in telling a security program, "just ignore whatever happens in this folder" might not be a good idea (There might be a better way to permit an operation, than just permit anything in a folder on your hard drive).
It sounds like giving access to the program/exe might not be the process that is causing Online Armour to stop - but that the exe is creating the tmp, and the tmp is trying to access the network/internet.
Posted 2 years ago # -
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offlineMemberThe program is malayalam. However, upon looking into it, I found that it wasn't a tmp file at fault. The folder path was just a "C:\Users\Mr. Tee\AppData\Local\Temp\mrt4CC.tmp\", and it a program called stdrt.exe wants to run. So, what I am thinking is happening is that every time the game is run, it builds a new stdrt.exe to run, and therefore OA blocks it it. Anyway to stop this? Thanks!
Posted 2 years ago #
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