Can anyone shed a little light on this situation? Is there a clean file at another location? Is there some reasonable explanation for this behaviour, other than the exe is actually infected with a Trojan.Īny helpful comments would be appreciated. A scan with MalwareBytes indicates it's infected with malware identified as "". Only legitimate registered users will receive a GMA. The GMA digital certificate file is used for ' authentication '. The 25 character unlock code is used for ' unlocking '. Avast cautions running it in other than its protected sandbox, as it might damage my system. Original Garmin MapSource > v6.15.11 (also including non-standalone MapSource v6.15.9 bundled with CNNANT 2010.40) is looking for a GMA certificate if the MapID > 2200. When I try to run it AVG blocks it as containing a Trojan. On looking further at the exe it is a fully executable Key Generator. I am editing this post to include further information. I'm new to this, and would appreciate a little assistance. Router Keygen Donate V2.8.1 Chomikuj Jetmouse Keygen V1 5 Download.Requirements: Runs on PC only. Overview: There is a checksum bug in JetMouse Garmin Keygen (a.k.a. If I run it in the same directory as JetMouse Keygen 1.5, does it make changes to the Keygen exe? How is this to be used, and what changes does it make. Garmin Unlock Generator) versions 1.3, 1.4 and 1.5 which generate invalid unlock codes for some map IDs such as 2040 to 2047. I need further instructions as to how this patch is to be used. I'm thinking AVG is giving a false positive. Two Antivirus apps (Avast & MalwareBytes) report this as clear, while AVG reports it as containing a Trojan. I have downloaded KG JM-KG-v1.5+5Digit+ChecksumFix.exe (572 KB) from.
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