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[LyfoxParticipant]

Right click > Properties > Read only. Also try moving Miqo to another folder. Also try disabling your antivirus. Even if you havent changed anything it doesnt mean it didnt change itself. Antiviruses have a tendency to update.

[LyfoxParticipant]

Something blocks those files from updating. Maybe your antivirus set them to read only.

[NotABotterParticipant]

Yeah I still have a settings. and presets. Nothing seems to be system protected and I haven’t changed anything in my anti virus.

[LyfoxParticipant]

Something blocks Miqo from creating preset files. There should be settings.miqo and presets.miqo. Check that your antivirus doesnt do anything weird and that your folder is not system protected.

[VrtravParticipant]

Arc wrote:

I’m using Kaspersky Anti-Virus and Malwarebytes Anti-Malware simultaneously and I have zero problems with Miqo.
I simply added an exception in Windows Defender, in Kaspersky and in Malwarebytes for both the Miqobot.exe as well as the whole folder it’s in. No problems whatsoever.

Trying Kaspersky and it seems to work great! Thanks a bunch.

[ArcModerator]

I’m using Kaspersky Anti-Virus and Malwarebytes Anti-Malware simultaneously and I have zero problems with Miqo.
I simply added an exception in Windows Defender, in Kaspersky and in Malwarebytes for both the Miqobot.exe as well as the whole folder it’s in. No problems whatsoever.

I was giving the BitDefender Plus trial a go. and no matter how many exceptions i make, or even turning off real-time, This just doesnt work with MiqoBot

So, my question is – Do any of you guys use a real-time/active anti-virus that lets you except miqobot?

I understand that anti-virus programs aren’t really necessary – but i use this PC for work sometimes and i don’t want it to be a liability for my company. And i want it to be a premium/payed one as well, so that i can blame them if i ever did get a virus that caused issues. Weird, i know. But if anyone has any suggestions i’d love to hear them!

Thanks in advance!!

[ImmortalOgreParticipant]

Issue fixed, I dumped the entire anti-virus, it seems it’s invasive enough you can’t even actually fully allow software you trust to go through it that bitdefender doesn’t trust.

Also, I see the script, and i see it’s written not to move the mouse.

Is alt-tabbing and moving the mouse then an option or is it best to leave the game running with that thing on?

Edit: Answered my own question, however that scenario is broken. It doesn’t actually buy it, it automatically selects No and then repeats it endlessly.

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by  ImmortalOgre.

[ImmortalOgreParticipant]

Nice, looked at how bit-defender interacts with my PC, apparently it forces everything into a read-only status, you can’t take it off that, no matter what. Time to throw the entire anti-virus out the window as that’s a massive problem.

Also, is there by any chance some script somewhere for this bot that can be used to spam the Purchase land button on a house?

Edit: After checking, while miqobot is on read-only, it does have the permissions to write whatever it needs to, so that shouldn’t really be much of an issue.

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by  ImmortalOgre. Reason: Read the edit

[ImmortalOgreParticipant]

I’ve gone through the log of my anti-virus if that’s what you mean, the only thing that’s out of place is the fact that miqoradar.exe was spotted as Malware and apparently completely deleted from the computer, once that happened I added all the files to exceptions, including that one, though it doesn’t seem to want to create itself again.

I’m fairly sure it’s the anti-virus still doing something, what I don’t understand is how the hell is that possible when miqobot has every exception possible, as far as the anti-virus is concerned, the entire hard drive partition where Miqobot is located is completely off-limits.

[LyfoxParticipant]

Well we get a thread like this every once in a while and every time it turns out to be an antivirus still blocking something. Check the journal log and find what false protection it triggered before you disabled it.

[ImmortalOgreParticipant]

Lyfox wrote:

There is something else still blocking Miqo. Maybe you have another antivirus installed. Windows has a few services of its own like Windefender or Smartscreen so check them too.

Smartscreen has been stopped completely since I installed the OS, Bitdefender turns off Windows defender completely and pretty much replaces it. If an app is allowed through bitdefender, it’s immediately allowed through W10 built-in anti-virus. Which it is.

Miqo has been allowed through everything, I don’t actually have where else to allow Miqo through. It already has every permission possible, if it was a self-aware AI it would’ve taken over my computer at how many permissions it has to do anything.

[LyfoxParticipant]

There is something else still blocking Miqo. Maybe you have another antivirus installed. Windows has a few services of its own like Windefender or Smartscreen so check them too.

(2:49:09 PM) Hello! I am your Miqobot!
(2:49:09 PM) (WARNING) I was corrupted! Please:
(2:49:09 PM) 1. DO NOT RUN two different versions of Miqobot at the same time.
(2:49:09 PM) 2. WHITELIST Miqobot application in your antivirus and firewall.
(2:49:09 PM) 3. RESTART Miqobot after this.

I have not purchased the bot yet as it doesn’t work, I am more than willing to buy and use it, but that would imply actually getting it running first.

I use bitdefender as an anti-virus, I am aware that Miqobot creates some files in the Temp folder, everything related to Miqobot has been whitelisted on the anti-virus, as well as the firewall, full permissions have been granted to do whatever it wants to, yet it still gives me the same message. I’m not sure what else I can do here besides uninstall bitdefender as a whole, which I’m reluctant to do as it’s required for other things and the bot has been already granted full access without bitdefender interfering.

Edit: I have gone as far as temporary disabling every single feature on the anti-virus, and the miqobot still refuses to open without that error message.

• This topic was modified 6 years ago by  ImmortalOgre.

[LyfoxParticipant]

Gray wrote:

AV software is not really major problem: you can always add exceptions.

Yea thats my thinking too. But theres also this: https://miqobot.com/forum/forums/topic/miqradar-exe-showing-as-virus-a-follow-up/