HOW can you lie that anticheat gets removed after uninstall????

[JaCRO]

Still on my PC after the uninstall.
Cant uninstall.F**k your lies.

[DOOM THE PRIME EVIL]

O_O that not a lie it really stays on your pc ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

[Ishan451]

Originally posted by DOOM THE PRIME EVIL:

O_O that not a lie it really stays on your pc ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

The Uninstall option brings up the Removal tool for the nProtect in addition to the game. If you refuse to run the uninstaller it pops up, or if you have set your PC up in a fashion that you won't get them or can't access Kernel Level Uninstall... it doesn't get removed... but the removal tool is part of the Uninstall.

I've seen it myself.

Regardless, here is the uninstaller:
https://gameguardfaq.nprotect.com/eng/con_22.html

[Ryzilynt]

Ultimate yawnskis extra loaded bait ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

Lets see how many suckers you can pull in.

[Bill Waggoner]

Originally posted by JaCRO:

Still on my PC after the uninstall.
Cant uninstall.F**k your lies.

The uninstaller, gguninst is located in the Helldivers 2/Tools directory.

Take a breath bud.

[JaCRO]

Originally posted by Ishan451:

Originally posted by DOOM THE PRIME EVIL:

O_O that not a lie it really stays on your pc ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

The Uninstall option brings up the Removal tool for the nProtect in addition to the game. If you refuse to run the uninstaller it pops up, or if you have set your PC up in a fashion that you won't get them or can't access Kernel Level Uninstall... it doesn't get removed... but the removal tool is part of the Uninstall.

I've seen it myself.

Regardless, here is the uninstaller:
https://gameguardfaq.nprotect.com/eng/con_22.html

NO, it dose not!!!!!

[Kashra Fall]

Originally posted by JaCRO:

Originally posted by Ishan451:

The Uninstall option brings up the Removal tool for the nProtect in addition to the game. If you refuse to run the uninstaller it pops up, or if you have set your PC up in a fashion that you won't get them or can't access Kernel Level Uninstall... it doesn't get removed... but the removal tool is part of the Uninstall.

I've seen it myself.

Regardless, here is the uninstaller:
https://gameguardfaq.nprotect.com/eng/con_22.html

NO, it dose not!!!!!

It does even on a verify...

[Bill Waggoner]

Originally posted by Ryzilynt:

Ultimate yawnskis extra loaded bait ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

Lets see how many suckers you can pull in.

oh man, you got me! what interesting "bait".

*eyeroll*

[Ryzilynt]

Originally posted by JaCRO:

Originally posted by Ishan451:

The Uninstall option brings up the Removal tool for the nProtect in addition to the game. If you refuse to run the uninstaller it pops up, or if you have set your PC up in a fashion that you won't get them or can't access Kernel Level Uninstall... it doesn't get removed... but the removal tool is part of the Uninstall.

I've seen it myself.

Regardless, here is the uninstaller:
https://gameguardfaq.nprotect.com/eng/con_22.html

NO, it dose not!!!!!

Origin stories here people.

More of this to come for sure.

A brilliant rebuttal to any post, just like this one.

You saw it here first.

[JaCRO]

OG post maker is @Azza ☠

The "nprotect game guard" is an anti-cheat service, installed alongside multiplayer online roleplaying games (MMORPGs) like 9Dragons, Cabal Online and others, to block malicious apps and other common cheating methods.

It however is a rootkit (ties itself into the Windows OS to prevent being removed).

Firstly, find the game which installed it. If you are no longer playing that game, uninstall it. If playing it online, you will probably need to keep "nprotect game guard" in place for it to still run and be allowed on servers.

- Type "cmd" into the start button search
- Right-click on "cmd.exe" and select "Run as Administrator"
- Type "sc delete npptnt2", press enter
- Type "sc delete npggsvc", press enter

Under the SysWOW64 folder of Windows, you might find the files relating to it:
- npptnt2.sys
- nppt9x.vxd
- GameMon.des

Run a full rootkit scan with something like SpyBot:

While it's not malware (actually prevents some malware and cheat tools), it's still a rootkit. However, don't attempt to remove it and continue playing the game which uses it, as that would be bypassing anti-cheat software and just lead you being banned off the servers.

[Ryzilynt]

Originally posted by JaCRO:

OG post maker is @Azza ☠

The "nprotect game guard" is an anti-cheat service, installed alongside multiplayer online roleplaying games (MMORPGs) like 9Dragons, Cabal Online and others, to block malicious apps and other common cheating methods.

It however is a rootkit (ties itself into the Windows OS to prevent being removed).

Firstly, find the game which installed it. If you are no longer playing that game, uninstall it. If playing it online, you will probably need to keep "nprotect game guard" in place for it to still run and be allowed on servers.

- Type "cmd" into the start button search
- Right-click on "cmd.exe" and select "Run as Administrator"
- Type "sc delete npptnt2", press enter
- Type "sc delete npggsvc", press enter

Under the SysWOW64 folder of Windows, you might find the files relating to it:
- npptnt2.sys
- nppt9x.vxd
- GameMon.des

Run a full rootkit scan with something like SpyBot:
https://www.safer-networking.org/download/

While it's not malware (actually prevents some malware and cheat tools), it's still a rootkit. However, don't attempt to remove it and continue playing the game which uses it, as that would be bypassing anti-cheat software and just lead you being banned off the servers.

I disagree.

[Eagle_of_Fire]

Originally posted by JaCRO:

Still on my PC after the uninstall.
Cant uninstall.F**k your lies.

I've been really surprised that it would uninstall itself if you uninstall HD2. Anticheats commonly don't uninstall themselves just in case another program would also be using it.

Just uninstall it manually yourself.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3168093948

[BWSS84]

God, this whole thread is just ripe with tinfoil hat wearing madness

can't write this crap without solid source material, which is why I come here... Steam discussions are chalked full of utter nonsense that you'd never expect a human being with an IQ north of 40 to say (anything higher than that and the brain runs "thatsfingstupid.exe" so it never comes out lol)

Also... do you know how many games run this exact anti-cheat software? It's hilarious.. you could have 20 games installed and uninstall 18 of them and STILL it would be installed.. lol

[JaCRO]

Originally posted by Ryzilynt:

Originally posted by JaCRO:

NO, it dose not!!!!!

Origin stories here people.

More of this to come for sure.

A brilliant rebuttal to any post, just like this one.

You saw it here first.

If you dont believe me , try it your self.
You should find one or more of this "files" from this parasite anticheat.

[JaCRO]

Originally posted by Kashra Fall:

Originally posted by JaCRO:

NO, it dose not!!!!!

It does even on a verify...

No it dose not any more they fix it about when 1.000.100 patch came in.

[MagikarpMagi]

Originally posted by BWSS84:

Steam discussions are chalked full of utter nonsense that you'd never expect a human being with an IQ north of 40 to say

People on the Steam forums will argue about anything. You could train your ai chatbot by letting it post on the forums and nobody would suspect a thing.