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Correction.? I went back and looked in Defender and noticed that I had DXLab file listed instead of C:\DXLab folder. My fault.? Hopefully that will take care of it. Sorry for any confusion. 73,

Apr 3 no Commander, but after reading Joe's instructions I was able to restore Commander. Apr 3 later same day I lost DXK, Joe's instructions again bailed me out. Apr7 I believe it was, I again lost

As I see it, it’s all about the appetite of risk. If one is comfortable with A/V solutions that have signatures written “In the Wild” then that is your decision. The same criteria with knowing

Sorry I meant Spot Collector Just checked EI7MRE is showing the same. Tony G4CJC

A very odd happening that I guess was a problem with CQDX. In DXKeeper it was showing FT8 as RTTY. Spots that I sent out and by others were showing as RTTY. Anyone else notice. I have a screen snip

I agree with you - also agree with Gil, W0MN and, of course, with Dave! Been using PCs since 1979 and, for many years, thought I was a lot smarter than the average bear. I was probably wrong. On the

Hi All, I'm using AVG free since 2003, and I never had real problems; most of them began with the lack of stability of Windows 10, and the culprit has always been the OS. Now M$ tries to force the

...via the Databases tab of DXView's Configuration window. 73, Dave, AA6YQ

Joe, I've been using AVG for over since 2003 and have NOT had 'meltdowns' nor have I had programs arbitrarily deleted without the program notifying me before it did anything. ? Of course, I made

Hi Nigel. While I mainly use WSJT-X, I also use JTDX & MSHV.? I recall that happening a long time ago but not now or even recently. Are you on the latest version of Commander as well as JTDX? What

1. Don't panic! 1a. Don't direct Windows to uninstall and then re-install application 1b. Don;t delete the application's folder 2. To determine whether or not the file reported as infected is

Thanks Jim. I will then repair DXKeeper. I don't know what I would do without it. Steve - N6RSH? ;)

I usually abstain from adding bandwidth but in this case I second the platitudes! 73 Sid K3SX

Steve, Yes, that is the same threat that has been reported here by many others. I didn't try, but I suspect you can search this forum for that label and get many returns. -- Jim McPhee Placitas,

Dave, I see all of the remedies listed above but before I do all of that I have one issue. Defender labels the threat as "Trojan:Win32/Azden.B!cl" Do I have a different issue or is this what everyone

I also agree with Gil. The Windows anti-malware has given me far less problems than either Norton or AVG - both of which have been banned from my systems after resulting in major melt downs

If the "Split Operation" setting in JTDX (assuming it is the same as WSJT-X, which I believe it probably is) is set to "Rig", try changing it to "Fake It". With some radios, and especially when

All, Indeed - thank you Dave for your excellent work and our patience with us. John [email protected]> wrote:

I must say I learn more from reading these threads than I got from any computer course in college. Of course back then there were no personal computers. The one thing I do know is that without DX Labs

I have to agree but I doubt there is an anti malware application in existence that would not be susceptible to this problem and since defender has only given me this one problem over the years I will