New release

[Alessandro Ceronetti]

Hey guys. I've been downloading the new krp version and when I try and install it, unlike the other times, my antivirus deletes the file because it reckons the file contains a virus... anyone help? Thanks

[Cory_Hayes]

Hey guys. I've been downloading the new krp version and when I try and install it, unlike the other times, my antivirus deletes the file because it reckons the file contains a virus... anyone help? Thanks

Turn your anti virus off while trying to download it lol?

[Alessandro Ceronetti]

Yeah but I want to know is wether it does have a virus or not?

[Raise]

Yeah but I want to know is wether it does have a virus or not?

yea dude you paid like what $40 for a virus its going to delete your whole hard drive. No seriously why would it be a virus if you downloaded it from piboso? what purpose would it serve for piboso to give you a virus but if you not comfortable then just put your key in the steam key generator here (http://stats.kartracing-pro.com/steam.php) and then you know for an absolute fact its safe

[Taddzy]

Yeah but I want to know is wether it does have a virus or not?

ALE STOP CRYING ANF TURN YOUR BLOODY AINT KRP OFF OKAY?? LIKE PIBOSO IS GONNA SELL YOU A VIRUS

[matty0l215]

Real Mature guys...

Yeah but I want to know is wether it does have a virus or not?

Alessandro, If downloaded from The CAWS Team website, I can assure that the installer is not a Virus. I host the website and upload the file myself.

[Raise]

Real Mature guys...

Yeah but I want to know is wether it does have a virus or not?

Alessandro, If downloaded from The CAWS Team website, I can assure that the installer is not a Virus. I host the website and upload the file myself.

you do realize he is talking about downloading an installer from Piboso right? The same installer you put on your website.... never mind that this thread was last commented on like 3 weeks ago so they probably found a solution with out your help

[marcelo]

In my opinion a good practice  to prevent questions like that, is to write the MD5 Sum (file hash) after the download link. Then when you download the file you may compare the hashses and guarantee that the file is the same.

[Raise]

In my opinion a good practice  to prevent questions like that, is to write the MD5 Sum (file hash) after the download link. Then when you download the file you may compare the hashses and guarantee that the file is the same.

We know for a fact the files are the same the issue is the original post questioned why his anti virus was deleting the file which is down simply to having a stupid anti virus