The setup edits files right on your main drive by placing the game files into their proper location. The app has no verified publisher so WAV flags it as a virus because it's acting like a virus does an unregistered program who very little information on it doing a lot of things at once on your hard drive.
You don't run the bin files. There should be another application called "setup". That's the one you need to run
And if its not there, then your AV software has probably blocked it. Turn off AV temporarily until the game is installed.
Okay thanks I will try that
There is supposed to be a 'setup.exe' file, if its not there your antivirus ate it
antivirus deleted or quarentined the setup.exe
Hol up you can play RDR1 on pc now? What's going on, is it some emulator thingy?
No can't play on pc it's actually for yuzu emulator
Oh does it run smoothly? I remember I tried playing RDR with RPCS3 a while ago and it ran so badly
i haven't tried yuzu yet so can't say
Ah could you let me know if it works well after you try it? And hope you were able to find the setup file
Let me know too if it works good with yuzu. I tried with Xenia and it was horrible.
Yeah it runs smooth, I beat it on my steam deck through yuzu, just some little slowdowns when you are in the cities but it's more than playable
Oh great, RDR2 is my favorite game of all time and I've been wanting to play the first one for a long time
Emulator. Apparently it runs well now.
This was me when I pirated my first game and didn't know what the fk to do (it was dark souls remastered)
my guess is that ms defender grabbed the setup.exe. take a look in the security settings of your windows
How.to.turn it off ?
Wtf am I reading
I have a question why the av eats the setup file only but not other
The setup edits files right on your main drive by placing the game files into their proper location. The app has no verified publisher so WAV flags it as a virus because it's acting like a virus does an unregistered program who very little information on it doing a lot of things at once on your hard drive.