Any anti-cheat issues while using ISLC (Intelligent Standby List Cleaner)?

[europeOS]

Seeing a lot of posts about supposedly random bans. While for many people, they've probably caught a ban previously with Ricochet on another product, some may be getting hit by an overzealous scanner.

Since cheat client work through memory manipulation, anything which directly interacts with system memory could have potential for a false-positive.

I use ISLC (Intelligent Standby List Cleaner) [www.majorgeeks.com] to resolve issues where some games have memory leaks. I haven't needed it on MWII, but I normally leave it on by default once I can trust the game won't have issues with it.

Has anyone else been playing with ISLC running and, if so, have you encountered anti-cheat issues?

[JackieTheDemon]

If it touchs game files or memory at all, it will trigger a ban. This game doesn't have memory leaks, so you don't need it.

[europeOS]

Originally posted by JackieTheDemon:

If it touchs (...) memory at all, it will trigger a ban.

That's a bit of a generalisation. Your Steam Client touches memory - it would be a bit ridiculous if that triggered a ban.

Please don't answer questions unless you have an informed answer to provide. Speaking in general terms and hypotheticals is not in the least bit helpful.

[Fros]

18 hours on campaign and another 10 on beta with it running and no bans. I never shut it off