Once I downloaded a program with a keygen file, I cannot copy it or open it because AVG virus protection will not let me do anything with the keygen file. What can I do? is there a way to disable AVG temporarily?
Thanks, Tom
Your antivirus is protecting you from your own self. Your file is obviously infected!
Of course it can be disabled but if you can’t figure out how to do that by your own self you obviously shouldn’t do it at all, since you are a far cry from even beginning to understand into what danger you’re putting yourself, in the first place.
I, for one, will definitely not help you on that matter.
The only safe thing for you to do, is delete that file (from within the AV interface if you cannot do it from Explorer).
Read this forum’s rules before posting.
You’ll find a completely virus free version of the keygen in the official site of the software you need a key for. It’s just under the “BUY it” link.
Not to put too fine a point on it, but discussions like this are forbidden.
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