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From a discussion forum online...
"Multi-core based computers are at a significant disadvantage since Hackshield does not work well with the efficiency at which they work. This forces the user to have to use only one core of its multi-core system. (This is called setting the affinity under Windows XP.) Another issue is that HackShield is a memory hog. Gamers that use on-board graphics could see significant reduction in game play to the point of crashing."
I do not know the true nature and the validity, but my next attempt is to force my guest to run single-core. Will see how it goes.
-- UPDATE @ 2020 hours --
Nope, doesn't work. Still detects as hacking regardless of whether I set affinity to one processor or set priority to high. Well, the CPU I tried is only running on HT (Pentium D...is it even 2 core? I doubt so.), so I do not know if that made a difference. I'll have a last go on my laptop which runs 2 cores (core2duo).
-- UPDATE @ 26 Jul, 1725 hours --
Nope again, not on a Core2Duo either. Guess it's up to AHNLabs...(if they ever bother) to make this work.
.LuKe.
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