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| − | 1) Open the Control Panel and click on “Windows Defender”
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| − | 5) Install fresh downloaded Installer [ https://eurobattle.net/downloads/file/57html ]
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| − | Windows 8
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| − | 1) Press Windows key in the keyboard and open Windows Defender from start
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| − | 1) Go to Start > Settings > Update & Security > Windows Security > Virus & threat protection
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| − | 2) Under Virus & threat protection settings, select Manage settings, and then Exclusions
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| − | 3) Select Add an exclusion, and then select Eurobattle.net folder
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Latest revision as of 21:26, 27 April 2020
This message usually means that gproxy.exe isn't present in the Client's directory. Due to the functionality of GProxy, some antivirus programs may falsely detect it as a virus and delete it automatically. The most known antivirus that does that is Avast.
Solution
Add gproxy.exe to the exception list of your antivirus and reinstall the Client.
