please disable hvci_kmci

[Jaspik]

What next? "please give us your Steam password"?

Bro, maybe you'd better develop a normal anti-cheat instead of this piece of crap?

[Fast Pooper]

Any good anti-cheat will have more control over your PC than you do. That's if it's not server-side, which is hard to implement. Clients can basically do anything on their own side of the game. If that's too intrusive I guess don't install the game like I am doing.

[Björn]

Never disable HVCI_KMCI

[Björn]

Wait until they allow you to keep it enabled

[Jaspik]

Originally posted by Fast Pooper:

Any good anti-cheat will have more control over your PC than you do. That's if it's not server-side, which is hard to implement. Clients can basically do anything on their own side of the game. If that's too intrusive I guess don't install the game like I am doing.

Any good? Why Fortnite, Apex, R6, CS:GO or even PUBG don't tell me to do the same? What kind of ridiculous excuses are these?

[Jaspik]

Originally posted by Gam:

Never disable HVCI_KMCI

I am not crazy What upsets me the most is that so many people have easily turned off this setting.

[Fast Pooper]

Originally posted by Jaspik:

Originally posted by Fast Pooper:

Any good anti-cheat will have more control over your PC than you do. That's if it's not server-side, which is hard to implement. Clients can basically do anything on their own side of the game. If that's too intrusive I guess don't install the game like I am doing.

Any good? Why Fortnite, Apex, R6, CS:GO or even PUBG don't tell me to do the same? What kind of ridiculous excuses are these?

We don't have publicized data on efficacy of anti-cheat in those games. What we do know is that in regions where cheating is prevalent they have found it necessary to disable it to ensure functional anti-cheat capability (Microsoft disables it by default in China and Korea according to their own documentation). It may be that the hacks they are using can hide in the memory that is protected. If you have issues do not install it is that simple.

[Sir Toastie]

The fact is that you should never disable this. If cheating is so bad then there's something else going on. Why does Overwatch, for example, rarely have cheaters but still somehow doesn't ask you to do blatantly dangerous and reckless modifications to the integrity of your machine?

[Jaspik]

Originally posted by Fast Pooper:

Originally posted by Jaspik:

Any good? Why Fortnite, Apex, R6, CS:GO or even PUBG don't tell me to do the same? What kind of ridiculous excuses are these?

We don't have publicized data on efficacy of anti-cheat in those games. What we do know is that in regions where cheating is prevalent they have found it necessary to disable it to ensure functional anti-cheat capability (Microsoft disables it by default in China and Korea according to their own documentation). It may be that the hacks they are using can hide in the memory that is protected. If you have issues do not install it is that simple.

I didn't know that this game has such a terrible anti-cheat, so all I have to do is delete this game

[Jaspik]

Originally posted by Sir Toastie:

The fact is that you should never disable this. If cheating is so bad then there's something else going on. Why does Overwatch, for example, rarely have cheaters but still somehow doesn't ask you to do blatantly dangerous and reckless modifications to the integrity of your machine?

Totally agree

[Arzog]

this is only on windows 11 right? Still kinda lame tho...

[Jaspik]

Originally posted by Arzog:

this is only on windows 11 right? Still kinda lame tho...

Win 10 and 11

[𝙂𝙎𝙂𝙓𝙑𝙄𝙄]

you're using windows right? so, microsoft as well as facebook twitter etc have everything on you and more, don't worry about so called 'CCP', it's much more further away from you than those

[❀❀ V ❀❀]

Originally posted by Sir Toastie:

The fact is that you should never disable this. If cheating is so bad then there's something else going on. Why does Overwatch, for example, rarely have cheaters but still somehow doesn't ask you to do blatantly dangerous and reckless modifications to the integrity of your machine?

"Blatantly dangerous and reckless"

lmao. do you work for microsoft?

[❀❀ V ❀❀]

Originally posted by Jaspik:

Originally posted by Fast Pooper:

We don't have publicized data on efficacy of anti-cheat in those games. What we do know is that in regions where cheating is prevalent they have found it necessary to disable it to ensure functional anti-cheat capability (Microsoft disables it by default in China and Korea according to their own documentation). It may be that the hacks they are using can hide in the memory that is protected. If you have issues do not install it is that simple.

I didn't know that this game has such a terrible anti-cheat, so all I have to do is delete this game

No, if this actually is malicious just deleting would not be enough because you already clicked Yes on the UAC Prompt. Everyone freaking out about the HVCI thing literally already blindly clicked the "Yes Install Whatever You Want On My PC!" button, but please do keep roleplaying about how good yall are at IPSEC

[❀❀ V ❀❀]

Originally posted by ʊʟȶɨʍǟȶɛɢǟʍɛʀӼ:

How To Disable HVCI_KMCI
1) Download the Game
2) Hit Play
3)Popup Disable HVCI_KMCI
4) Right Click On Game
5)Hit Uninstall
6)You Successfully Disable HVCI_KMCI

Can also run it on Linux because HVCI is a strictly Windows 10/11 thing related to hardware security that yall goobers hadn't even heard of until this game

If you got to the HVCI Prompt it means you already clicked the "Install whatever you want on my machine" button, in case youre wondering what level of "Security Experts" youre dealing with here