winuae64.exe (4.0.0 & 4.0.1)

[Amiga68k]

There is something very strange happening here on my setup. With both latest final versions I always keep the naming of the exe intact (winuae64.exe in my case).

With the two latest final versions, 4.0.0 and 4.0.1 I noticed some garbage running through the (rtg, not native) screen from the top left to the bottom right.

This did not happen with all the beta's, and I figured out now that this is not related to the version, but to the naming of the exe. I rename all beta's to winuae64_beta.exe and the issue is also not seen when I rename the final version to winuae64_v4.0.1.exe for instance... what?!

Does anybody have a clue what is going on here...?

[Toni Wilen]

Some virus scanner/security program doing something weird or GPU control panel has forced settings for those two program names?

What kind of garbage? (photo/screenshot if possible)

[Amiga68k]

Originally Posted by Toni Wilen

Some virus scanner/security program doing something weird or GPU control panel has forced settings for those two program names?

What kind of garbage? (photo/screenshot if possible)

Jeah, logic dictates some process must look exactly at that name and do 'something'... Unfortunately nothing security or GPU wise found on the system. Must also add that I cannot stop the Kaspersky service due to company policy though, so not *completely* in control on this setup.

Pictures added. The smaller black artifacts run along the screen from top left to bottom right really quickly. The "vertical broader artifacts" show on 2/3 of the bottom screen on various places. Top 1/3 of the screen not affected by these vertical items.

The workaround (renaming) works quite ok, but can't remember seeing this with older versions.

[chip]

If you use Kaspersky you can setup the "trusted applications", which are the applications that Kaspersky DOESN'T control

I needed to do something like that to use ADF Workshop on my system

Perhaps same thing is valid for you, just take a look to the Kaspersky settings

[Amiga68k]

Originally Posted by chip

If you use Kaspersky you can setup the "trusted applications", which are the applications that Kaspersky DOESN'T control

Thanks for the tip. Unfortunately adding an application to the 'Trusted applications' settings under Trusted zone is greyed out due to above mentioned policy...

At first I thought it must be something like this indeed. Yet another strange addition: it doesn't happen with D3D9.. So:

- Only when the exe has its original name
- Only when using D3D11 (rtg)

[chip]

The only thing which comes in my mind is if exist a way to exclude this mentioned policy

Why on my system there aren't ?

Perhaps a different Kaspersky version ?

Anyway, we are not sure problem is related to Kaspersky activity