I bought this package at the FS weekendshow 6-7 nov. in the Netherlands. when trying to install it mcafee decided that the file ACE.exe contains a virus. And stopped the installing. When disable the virusscanner it installed fine. but when i enabled my scanner, and scanned my harddisk it reported and quarantined all the .rra files in the Captain_Sim\130\ACE\ACE_***.rra are viruses.

Are these files neccesary for flying the plane???
or can i simply delete them..

Anyway it left me behind dazzled.. i did send Mcafee one of the files, and reported it to just flight as well.. but i wonder.. am I the only one with this "problem"? and more important what's the sollution???
and how can this be prevented in the future...
is it the developer or Mcafee or both who should prevent these things from happening.


kind regards

Marcel

Hi Blinky.

For some unknown reason, McAfee is finding some files from Captain Sim as viruses, although these ones seem to be from Just Flight. I would think that those files are necessary for using ACE to add/delete liveries and make changes to the C-130's. If you delete them, I don't think ACE will work anymore. If you don't want to make changes, then it wouldn't matter. I still use ACE occasionally because there is always something I want to change at one time or another.

Mine isn't the Just Flight C-130 Hercules (mine is the download version) and I don't have any files with those file extensions (***.rra) in my Captain_Sim\130\ACE. :(

Mark

Marcel, our products do not contain any virus, spamware, spyware, etc.