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<blockquote data-quote="Phiolin" data-source="post: 720381" data-attributes="member: 70602">Re: SAF v5.00 experimental (based on FFDShow DXVA decoder)No, it's not possible to access the files at all, you can't view them. This applies for all the .bat files (I think there's more than d.bat).I'd also find it strange that it would be the virus scanner. I recall I had already tried to disable it and it still didn't work.Also, the virus scanner would not take a minute to scan a simple .bat file consisting of only plaintext.I've already given it some thoughts in the past months, everytime I did a SAF installation on my PC, but I wasn't able to figure it out so far. I also have Windows 7 UAC disabled, so it shouldn't even ask for admin rights, because the user already has them.I just installed the latest version by the way and the problem is still there and reproducable and the workaround I described above also worked this time. So for me it's not a big problem at the moment, just a bit annoying.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Phiolin, post: 720381, member: 70602"] [b]Re: SAF v5.00 experimental (based on FFDShow DXVA decoder)[/b] No, it's not possible to access the files at all, you can't view them. This applies for all the .bat files (I think there's more than d.bat). I'd also find it strange that it would be the virus scanner. I recall I had already tried to disable it and it still didn't work. Also, the virus scanner would not take a minute to scan a simple .bat file consisting of only plaintext. I've already given it some thoughts in the past months, everytime I did a SAF installation on my PC, but I wasn't able to figure it out so far. I also have Windows 7 UAC disabled, so it shouldn't even ask for admin rights, because the user already has them. I just installed the latest version by the way and the problem is still there and reproducable and the workaround I described above also worked this time. So for me it's not a big problem at the moment, just a bit annoying. [/QUOTE]

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