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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

+ AA6YQ comments below Good morning. I have been using the DXlabs suit for a while now to control my Icom IC7300. I like it very much. Main use is doing data modes, FT8 PSK31 etc. It has been

Regarding the lengthy post from Max NG7M appended below, 1. Windows is vulnerable to malware because it fails to implement well-known operating system security measures; correcting this architectural

I do not know what is happening but I do not have either problem here. I have seen the lost control error but that is only if I turn off the rig before terminating DxKeeper and doing the retry get all

Good morning. I have been using the DXlabs suit for a? while now to control my Icom IC7300. I like it very much. Main use is doing data modes, FT8 PSK31 etc. It has been working well controlling JTDX

NOD32, no fear and you forget it. 73 de Salvatore (I4FYV)

As we can see, the FUD (Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt) regarding Anti Virus / Anti Malware solutions (MS Defender in this case) have reached a new rhetorical level in regards to DXLab applications /

/g/DXLab/message/192460 Worked for me.? Second section. Don WB6BEE

Just restore the file defender checks and save on the reinstall

Bob, you are missing the numerous posts here about recent Windows Defender actions on some DX Lab Suite applications. The minimum you should do is to open Defender, go to History, view quarantined

As of Friday it seems my window defender doesn’t like DXKeeper running on my machine. I have had to reinstall it three times and every time I do the defender pops up and says that the infected

No this isn't normal. Even with the shift in computing resources on the Club Log side, they are still processing the normal workload, it just takes longer. I've uploaded numerous times since the