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Re: Restarting process and switching windows identity

Your trying to create a rule in the System Protection module itself to "detect" something based on a process, but you need to exclude that particular process from Blink's Application Protection engine (aka "Kevlar") instead. To do this, you must modify an .ini file within Blink...

Posted to Game Troubleshooting (Forum) by Blue1978 on 07-11-2009
Re: Intrusion Detection Blocks ADrive Service

You may also consider creating an IPS exception Rule in the "Apiex.ini" file in Blink. Navigate to: C:\Program Files\eEye Digital Security\Blink\Config and then double click on the "apiex.ini" file to open it...use Wordpad for this. The whole upper portion of the file is a description...

Posted to Troubleshooting (Forum) by Blue1978 on 02-18-2009
blinksvc.exe running away with my CPU

I am using 4.2 free version. I am considering going to the paid version and loading on 3 computers. My one concern is that blinksvc.exe, as shown in TaskMangler, is consuming tons of CPU -in the 80-95% range. I've seen other posts that indicated I should change the .ini and another that states not...

Posted to Troubleshooting (Forum) by jberkley17 on 12-29-2008
Re: 4.1.1 Application protection solution

Ahh, alright, that makes sense...I did notice a difference in "attitude" when I compared my Blink Professional on my mian system with the Personal Edition's behavior running in a VM. In the meantime, can you point a link to the Knowledgebase article about modifying the apiex.ini file? The...

Posted to Blink 4.0 Feedback (Forum) by Blue1978 on 10-12-2008
Re: World of Warcraft

[quote user="whansen02"]althought this is an older thread, i was talking with a friend the other day ... discussing WOW ... and he was expressing a similar issue so i was curious if u had ever figured it out? could be some useful info for my friend. thanks. will.[/quote] I would make sure he...

Posted to Game Troubleshooting (Forum) by Blue1978 on 09-30-2008
Re: Windows media player

It's appenning mp3 files on my own computer... As soon as i acces my library and try to play a song. those mp3 are encoded with WMP..

Posted to Blink 4.0 Feedback (Forum) by wildtiger23 on 04-03-2008
Re: Suspicious System Call

Have a look at this post I made here on those alerts and see if it helps you: http://forums.eeye.com/forums/p/54/140.aspx#140

Posted to Blink 4.0 Feedback (Forum) by Blue1978 on 03-31-2008
Re: Windows media player

My computer : Windows vista Ultimate 64bits. I'm using it as a Media server for my PS3. I'm getting this error everytime i'm using Windows Media Player. Once this appended i can't acces my library anymore, i can't listen to my music or videos. I tried to restart WMP, but 10 secondes...

Posted to Blink 4.0 Feedback (Forum) by wildtiger23 on 03-31-2008
Re: Windows media player

That alert is because of Blink's Internal Application Protection Engine, that eEye named "Kevlar". There was something running via Window's Media Player that Blink did not like and it stopped it just to be safe about it. How often does that occur? Do you remember when you got that alert...

Posted to Blink 4.0 Feedback (Forum) by Blue1978 on 03-30-2008
Re: apiex.ini

Hello lalulofi, The one that you should be able to modify is the editor file. If I remember correctly it looks like the text file format. Modifying this file will exclude a particular file, or application from being protected under Blink's Application Protection Engine (known as "Kevlar"...

Posted to Troubleshooting (Forum) by Blue1978 on 03-23-2008

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