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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: Restarting process and switching windows identity

    Is there an executable name associated with the anti-hack program (like the anti-hack program "Punkbuster" uses PnkBstrA.exe, etc )? You could exclude the antihack program from Blink's Application Protection engine (more on this later depending on your response). What particular game (and...
    Posted to Game Troubleshooting (Forum) by Blue1978 on 07-01-2009

  • 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: 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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