XYplorer Beta Club

I love the new Rapid Access Folders feature. "Don" is the creator? My sentiment is along the lines of the Forrest Gump scene with the drill sergeant (link below). Just substitute "Don" for "Gump," and it's about right.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONH-pxBMJu4

Hi, I started this thread yesterday, and the issue is now resolved for me. Here is a recap: XYplorer never had malware . XYplorer is a stunningly well done product that I rely on daily. Worth every penny. Everyone should buy it. Malwarebytes is also a product I like. Stuff I'll do differently if thi...

A Malwarebytes staff person has confirmed the warning about XYplorer was a false positive . "The update should be out soon. However if you don't want to wait for the update, you can add an exclusion and remove it from the quarantine ." https://forums.malwarebytes.com/topic/248418-xyplorer...

Update: A staff person at Malwarebytes says on the forum:

"Thanks for reporting, the fix will be available in the next update."

Below is a link to my post at the Malwarebtyes Forum. Malwarebytes is apparently giving a false positive warning about XYplorer. For those who use both XYplorer and Malwarebytes, I suggest you add a comment to raise the level of attention so Malwarebytes quickly verifies that xyplorer.exe is free of...

Ok, that's good. Thank you for the very quick responses. Can you comment on why it seemed like two separate events? (the program would not open from the desktop task bar shortcut, then the new install zip file from xyplorer.com got tagged as malware).

Yes. v20.20

Hi, Today when I clicked the XYplorer icon on my Win10 taskbar, I got an error message ("path does not exist"), so I tried to re-install XYplorer. I expected the re-install to go fine. But the install file, xyplorer_full.zip gets identified as "Trojan.MalPack.VB.Generic" by Malwa...