nProtect Problems
Recently, nProtect has been closing my game. Apparently it has detected a file ggbeng.dll or something like that, and believes it is a hack of some sort. I have never downloaded a hack, and if I had a hack, why would I be posting the file name? 
This has only been happening recently, so unless some how someone has delivered this hack to me (if it's through the game itself it will be worrying) there shouldn't be any problem. I am trying to get back to playing Crossfire and I have already had enough people accusing me of hacking in game when I don't, and now the game itself is doing the same to me. Has anyone had similar problems of which nProtect has detected files that it believes are hacks out of nowhere when you unaware of how the file (if there is one) has been acquired, nor do you intend to use, and then closing the game down for no apparent reason? This has only happened about 3 hours ago and before that everything was fine.
This has only been happening recently, so unless some how someone has delivered this hack to me (if it's through the game itself it will be worrying) there shouldn't be any problem. I am trying to get back to playing Crossfire and I have already had enough people accusing me of hacking in game when I don't, and now the game itself is doing the same to me. Has anyone had similar problems of which nProtect has detected files that it believes are hacks out of nowhere when you unaware of how the file (if there is one) has been acquired, nor do you intend to use, and then closing the game down for no apparent reason? This has only happened about 3 hours ago and before that everything was fine. Comments
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C:\Windows\system32\dbgeng.dll is the file, I just checked again. I just googled it and it has had a problem with Crossfire before back in the days of subagames. It is a file from Microsoft that is part of Windows Vista Service Pack 2. Don't accuse me of hacking or even have an innuendo of it Domes, when you don't know what you are talking about. Gameguard doesn't seem to cooperate with it, and thinks it is a hacking file.
Quote: dbgeng.dll is a process belonging to the Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005 program. However it is not a critical component, and depending on it's directory may or may not be a virus or malitious software. Reference is here: http://www.liutilities.com/products/wintaskspro/dlllibrary/dbgeng/ so again don't accuse me of being a hacker or imply it as I am being truthful. This is not a hack at all, it is a Windows Component it seems.
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