How to temporarily disable Hitman Pro ALert?

[Tempnexus]

I click on it I disable all mitigations and all protections and yet it still intercepts a "fake attack".

I am using a reputable trainer to play a game and I want the trainer to inject into the game but HItman Pro Alert keeps stopping it...normally it is a good thing but this time around I would like to disable it so I can play the game.

 

[DJ Panda]

I know that this might sound like a pain but are you able to force close Hitman Pro Alert? Then use your trainer. Out of curiosity scan the trainer with virus total please.

 

[Tempnexus]

I know that this might sound like a pain but are you able to force close Hitman Pro Alert? Then use your trainer. Out of curiosity scan the trainer with virus total please.

I will try. The trainer is by CheatHappens I have been using them for more than 8 years and I never had a problem with them so I normally trust them.

The Trainer is for Dark Souls III. I got fed up with dying.

Here are the VT results:
Antivirus scan for 5c7f4edb5cd9e6213b90d94d131d4845ee8b9a5263e45a15635a2871cec7a572 at 2016-04-17 02:05:40 UTC - VirusTotal

 

[DJ Panda]

Yeah I have used trainers by the same guy. Thanks for the VT results.

 

[Deleted member 178]

disable "ROP" or "application lockdown" something

 

[hjlbx]

I click on it I disable all mitigations and all protections and yet it still intercepts a "fake attack".

I am using a reputable trainer to play a game and I want the trainer to inject into the game but HItman Pro Alert keeps stopping it...normally it is a good thing but this time around I would like to disable it so I can play the game.

If you want to completely disable HMP.A then you have to uninstall it; there is no on\off ability.

If you want to disable certain mitigations or all mitigations you can do it manually in Applications. This only turns off the mitigations for the protected application; it doesn't disable HMP.A completely system-wide.