Thats hilarious.
well tars mentioned that spyhunter scans your pc but prior desinfection it has to be bought… i see nothing in there its just a selling tacitc, the other viruskillers i had never did a such deep search… it installs on your bootsector if infection and kills bootsector virusses before win start…
Maybe they just claim to have found that many viruses in order to get you to pay the fee to remove them 
Its malware…
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well they explain in detail what the virus is for and what it does… maybe another viruskiller says just found virus xyz but this explains in detail all the registry browser extension & more so i get a higher number… in other viruskillers i am unsure wether it finds all therefore…
And you believe them?
well as is said it didnt kill everything… there were still extensions left… and it had to run it 3 times to kill all the shit … therefore the guy who inspected it may say it has a bad rate… but i had a week silence 
Here is what I did to install virus free Window 10:
- I downloaded 100% legal non-cracked Windows 10
- I installed it
Not one virus so far.
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jeah the only thing what i do with win is play games … browsing and such i do on macosx … since years no new install & no probs
No offense, but googling spyhunter delivers all kinds of results how that piece of rogueware gets people to pay for something that others do for free and better.
If the software is so good why did you deinstall you OS? Doesn’t add up. I recommend installation windows 10 and malwarebytes. 
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well i installed back win 7 cause it doesnt need so much ram i got only 12gig and when i run virtual 2x win 7 and galciv3 i need every byte… despite of that i did nothing with win 7 and also have no viruskiller on it … runs very fine so far
Off-topic.
Kommt bitte zurück zum Thema Leute …
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Cant you just run multiple instances of GalCiv3 without needing multiple virtual OS?
Usually apps can run multiple times without the need of even needing multiple installations.
no! its a very crappy ap and not yet we had no real companion to master of orion 2 and they didnt put whysoever a hotseat mode in it… it runs in steam so no 2. instance possible
jaaaaaaaaahhhh
Try running the executable directly and maybe in offline mode. Or buy sandboxie, it allows it like a virtual OS, without the need to run a whole os.
EDIT: Last off-topic post, I swear.
do you have discord? maybe we could talk in the official i : b chat there on… but ill try sandboxie… and it needs to be online…
Things to fall during an earth quake?
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While I can appreciate your enthusiasm for space sims, Star Citizen is failing, tragically, in my opinion. As a former supporter (3 weeks after kickstarter) I have seen it go from lofty goals of 200 in a system to 100, to 50 and now they are struggling to get 10 people on at the same time - pretty dismal considering it was suppose to be in Beta by 2014 (http://starcitizen.wikia.com/wiki/Anticipated_Release_Schedule). And this doesn’t even include the recent accusations of money mismanagement followed by empty legal threats from CIG that only compounded and validated rumors.
Sadly CIG has excelled in shaping the community into a culture of denial. This is done by employing less than objective moderators to silence opinions, no matter how legit and how honest. And when that doesn’t work they gin up obsessed fans to attack those with legitimate opinions and honest intent. In fact, this is the very reason Star Citizen is in the state it is in: Of course you could make the argument that 1 million members and over 97 million raised demonstrates that Star Citizen is incredibly popular and financially stable, but so was Enron. Many have succumbed to unrealistic claims: the power of media, PR and denial is unequivocal.
Personally, I would rather Battlescape did not go that direction and resort to such tactics. And I hope they don’t attempt to shape the community meme by employing obsessed fans as moderators. This always leads to problems and excessive drama both on and off site. Most of all, however, I hope DEVs here can take criticism and praise - objectively. And from what I have seen so far, it very much seems the case. But we should be weary of those who automatically give passes to other projects simply because they are a space sim; this only perpetuates a culture of denial, because what is ‘denigrating’ to some is speaking the truth for others.
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