Darvond: Why not get the sha checksum (basically a thumbprint) and put that in here? (You
could upload it, but that could take a hot moment if it isn't already in the database.)
Thx Darvond. I am not very computer savvy sadly so it would prob be hard for me to do but thank you for replying and you did help. Thx
Pheace: Must've accidentally downloaded the installer with Galaxy included xD
I think I did do that.. I just pressed the install and download button.. how else could you do it? Thx for your time
BuruBri1: I'm new here happy to be here. I have a pressing dilemma- I just downloaded American Conquest the computer game after purchasing it from the site.
timppu: If by "the site" you mean www.gog.com, then it is false positive, but you can always scan it also online where it is scanned against many different virus databases, just to see what is the consensus among them. I recall Virus Total is one that has been proposed here before:
https://www.virustotal.com/
Unfortunately many virus scanners are way too eager to make false positives. I just had this problem at work yesterday with Windows 10's own Defender: it keeps removing a bunch of jar files which I (we) need for some development work. We have asked the IT service to add exceptions for those files and they claim they have, but still when I run a virus scan for those jar files, it still wants to quarantine them. So now I have the files also on a password-protected 7-zip file from where I can always get them fast in case Windows Defender removes them again.
Damn virus scanners with their heuristic bullshit something something.
If, however, you bought and downloaded it from some other site than www.gog.com claiming to sell GOG games, then yes it surely has all kinds of nasty malware and your computer will blow up in 3... 2... 1...
Haha no I downloaded it from Gog.com. Thank you though for your reply it was very helpful and much appreciated.
Thx Mobious Archer I appreciate you taking the time.