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<blockquote data-quote="plat" data-source="post: 955249" data-attributes="member: 74969">I thought I would try Zemana again to see if there have been any changes viz Windows 11.&nbsp; Right away, I got an error message that the Zemana SDK failed to install.&nbsp; Okay, so I went searching online and about the third source I found, it seems if you have Core Isolation/Memory Integrity toggled to ON, Zemana doesn&#039;t install, or at least didn&#039;t on my system.&nbsp; So, I toggled it to OFF, and ZAM installed fine.&nbsp; No other program had this issue before but anyway...ZAM promptly found 15 threats in my Roaming profile (related to a harmless Firefox extemsion) that were not flagged by two others.&nbsp; Do you think it&#039;s worthwhile to forward it to Zemana or just let it go?&nbsp; I tried before with MSI Afterbuner beta and it never got whitelisted months afterward.&nbsp; [spoiler][ATTACH]260194[/ATTACH][/spoiler]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="plat, post: 955249, member: 74969"] I thought I would try Zemana again to see if there have been any changes viz Windows 11. Right away, I got an error message that the Zemana SDK failed to install. Okay, so I went searching online and about the third source I found, it seems if you have Core Isolation/Memory Integrity toggled to ON, Zemana doesn't install, or at least didn't on my system. So, I toggled it to OFF, and ZAM installed fine. No other program had this issue before but anyway... ZAM promptly found 15 threats in my Roaming profile (related to a harmless Firefox extemsion) that were not flagged by two others. Do you think it's worthwhile to forward it to Zemana or just let it go? I tried before with MSI Afterbuner beta and it never got whitelisted months afterward. [spoiler][ATTACH]260194[/ATTACH][/spoiler] [/QUOTE]

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