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Is there any way to tell what within a QB64 program is triggering false AV detetions?
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(11-24-2025, 04:41 PM)SpriggsySpriggs Wrote: Does your code do anything with DLLs or things like that?

No, I don't do anything like that at all. But I do run lots of commands using the SHELL command. For example, I make frequent use of DISM in order modify Windows ISO image files. The whole idea of my program is to modify and update Windows images. For example, I can download the latest monthly updates and inject them into a Windows ISO file. Pretty much anything that you can imagine or want to do with a Windows image my program can do but it's all done by simply calling Microsoft utilities and there's no use of DLLs or anything of that sort. It's all just simple shell commands.

The attached screenshot of the main menu for the program should give a better idea of the types of things that the program can do.

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RE: Is there any way to tell what within a QB64 program is triggering false AV detetions? - by hanness - 11-28-2025, 08:59 AM

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