GSX Reinstall Issues

[delta6325]

Good Afternoon,

I recently had to re-install my who operating system on my computer and ever since i haven't been able to re-install the program. I have downloaded the installer again from the FSDT website and it still wont install to FSX. Is this a common problem? It also says that the GSX installer is malicious software. I have tried running the installer as an administrator and that worked but still didn't install to FSX. I never got that when i bought the program. It doesn't show up in the Add-ons tab at all. It shows that its installed on my control panel as well. Hope someone can help

Thanks

[StevenK]

Try turning off your antivirus before downloading
keep it off until GSX has finished installing

[delta6325]

I have tried that... Is there any other way?

[virtuali]

As explained in many other threads, when the antivirus is defective and is mistakenly detected our software as a threat (not all antivirus programs have this bug, only some of them), you should proceed as follows:

- Download and install with the antivirus entirely TURNED OFF

- BEFORE launching FSX for the first time after the installation, configure the antivirus to ignore the following files from scanning:

YourFSXFolder\bglmanx.dll
YourFSXFolder\fsdreamteam\Couatl\Couatl.exe

- Now, you can turn the antivirus back on, and start FSX.

[delta6325]

I have tried that and it still isn't working. Here are a couple of photos about the warnings i am getting.

http://i.imgur.com/Uiz8H6p.jpg?1

http://i.imgur.com/q89L8sn.jpg?1

I honestly don't think its an antivirus issue at this point because i had it turned off throughout the whole installation and i tried the other stuff as well.

[virtuali]

I honestly don't think its an antivirus issue at this point because i had it turned off throughout the whole installation and i tried the other stuff as well.

No, it's not. That screenshot indicates instead that you (not the antivirus) have decided not to trust us as a publisher so, nothing digitally signed from us will run on your system. It's not possible to do this automatically, you must do it explicitly, maybe you did that after seeing an antivirus report.

To fix this, go to the Control Panel, under "Internet Options", look for the "Content" tab, there should be a "Publishers" button, that will list the software publishers that you trusted, and another tab with untrusted publishers. If you see "Virtuali s.a.s", remove it from both tabs (especially if it's under untrusted)