Installer Problems

[Valkyrie Vewas]

Well I downloaded the file planet file and installed the virus fixed it, and then downloaded from one of the other links. Installer still not booting up just sits there... Any ideas>

[SquareSphere }12thVR{]

if you're using vista or win 7 you need to allow it to make changes to your computer, the notification sometime doesn't pop up, check your taskbar for a new icon after you run the installer.

[Valkyrie Vewas]

I am using vista but It just looks like its thinking forever is that in the task manager? if your talking about a box just on the bottum of the screen nothing ever comes up. How long dose it need to sit?

[SquareSphere }12thVR{]

i'm not sure what it's called in vista but in win7 its the consent.exe  took about 20-30secs to load up on comp.

[Valkyrie Vewas]

Dose anyone know a for sure working download link.... one that isnt a virus or corrupted file

[AoP]

Dose anyone know a for sure working download link.... one that isnt a virus or corrupted file

As Seraph pointed out recently, none of the mirrors hosts a corrupted file. This means that if you end up having a corrupt file, the problem must be somewhere on the way between the mirror and your harddrive, sorry.

[Valkyrie Vewas]

Ahhh thats not true the fileplanet one REALLY did have a virus. it attacked a bunch of start up files and windows had run a back up program to save it. Maybe they fixed it? I downloaded that one late last night

Ok got the 2nd install to work.... just had to let it sit there for like  5 mins lol

[Chavez_Ninja]

Ok got the 2nd install to work.... just had to let it sit there for like  5 mins lol

Funny, same thing happened to me, but seems to work fine now.

[AoP]

VV, which software reported the virus?

[Valkyrie Vewas]

First time i didnt check it, crashed computer and corrupted start up files. After restore Just AVG free start the file was bugged and then deleted it.

[AoP]

We forwarded this issue to Fileplanet and will let you guys know about their response.

[AoP]

So, we forwarded your report to Fileplanet and here's the answer we received:

There should be no viruses in the file at all. It's probably because
Active X is required to pull up the download mirror page like every
other site opn the web. I'm 100% it is a false positive with Verizon
Security.

I'd assume the "false positive" applies to AVG as well, in particular as a number of other well renowned AV scanners like Norton360, McAfee, BitDefender did not find anything.