Norman detects the Steam overlay as a trojan

Ida

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Yeah, I know, Norman is a terrible virus protection software. With that out of the way; It has detected GameOverlayRenderer.dll (I assume this is the Steam overlay) as a trojan and has placed it in quarantine. Because the program is so shit I can't take it out of the quarantine because a script is broken, so I can't launch Steam since it doesn't find the file.

What I want to ask is if anyone else is experiencing something like this - Norman users or anyone else. Does Steam really have malware? It would also be great if anyone knew if it's actually possible to get a file out of quarantine.

Damn it. :cursing:
 

drp

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uninstall 'Norman'.
Download steam again and reinstall. It should install its original files and update.
 

Ida

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Lol, no one's heard of it even? It's free with my bank, so that's why I'm using it.

I looked into the program and I saw that it hadn't bothered to install the firewall when it was installed. That's just nice. So I installed that but I had no luck.

Since it's a false positive and I can't correct it, I have no use for this crap anymore. Avast sounds good already.
 

Pocket

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Free Anti-Virus if you have a legal copy of Windows!

There are people who have legal copies of Windows? :feignedshock:
 

Mr. P. Kiwi

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I don't think VALVe is trying to destroy our computers... (or do they?)
Anyway, I didn't have problems with steam's overlay.
You better check the web.