It says "Couldn't find the lib... by windows. Makes sure you wrote the correct name." I also tried your universal ones they didnt work for me too
Sure, but I got the same result as
bora123123321. I retrieved the number one DRM remover from the download history and downloaded it from there, so the system did not classify it as a virus. Thanks to everyone who tried to help.
ok i double checked, this file your windows says 'couldn't find', is there.
i'm not certain.. but i
think it could be windoze itself blocks the execution (DEP - Data Execution Prevention) and i don't have a solution for that, except maybe you find something in your system event log. that's where it will start to look like "Windows [some windows program] has blocked suspicious activity" or something similiar. sorry, i don't have a solution for that.
or maybe your AV blocks it without telling you.. several AV do that, like Avast, Avira etc. it should be in the antivirus whatever log file, probably marked as 'PUP' aka 'possibly unwanted program'.
it still seems to work for other people.
Maybe a false alarm. Many anti-malware programs will misdetect stuff like DRM-removers as viruses. Not that there are no virus-infected DRM-removers, but this one is used by way too many people for the virus to be a possibility.
Honestly, I suspect that anti-malwares are tuned to attack any program that hosts Jolly Roger on its mast. For I have seen them frequently attack cracks, pirate installers and the like - even when there were no actual virus. And I don't mean: "dude, this software is sus, don't click it", I mean: "SUPER-MEGA DANGER WRYYYYY!!111" when there was no danger.
that's caused by AV heuristics in most cases.. lots of installers and um let's call them 'yarrr! helpers' use code injection. even major AAA brand games use that method partially to work closer with the hardware.
here comes your AV, which is set on treating such behaviour as 'sneaky'. which it is. gazillions of virussens use the very same method, to put some code into totally legit OS components.
the AV has a choice, to either let it slide, or to match this particular code against a database, or to just mark it suspicious and do what it's told to, with suspicious thingy. lazy AV devs won't have a hourly updated fully actual top notch database.. so their AV says SUSSSPISHOUS and herre cometh a nuke. or it does the nuke behind the scene and you wonder why something won't start.
hrmm i have this link in my sig, why devs hate AV. that old post is still up.