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When running a game, I get the message from Steam, that the game is running in both – a VR environment and on the desktop. The performance in this mode may not be acceptable.
And that’s the case – the framerate is terrible. How do I run the game in VR only?I’m using Kaspersky IS since sereral years and I’m very satisfied with it.
An IT professional that I know has already tested my security. He couldn’t get past Kaspersky.
Before Kasperky, my PC never remained fast and stable for such a long period of time.
I’ve also never had any problem with it. And I’m using *a lot* of software. Graphic programs, music programs with hundreds of plugins, etc.
And even some Windows mods, that would have been blocked by other antivirus softwares.I’ve uninstalled it and now the config window opens.
But I don’t want to give up on my Antivirus.
I want to try to get both to work.
Can you tell me which files I need to add to the exclusions?First, I apologize for my offensive post. I’ve had a hard day at work and all the trouble with vorpX and the refund policy really got on my nerves.
The config app didn’t open a single time. I’ve watched it in Task Manager. When running it, “vorpConfig (32 bit)” appears for about 1-2 seconds, then it disappears.
I’ve tried it dozens of times, and I also rebooted inbetween. It doesn’t open.By the way, I’ve just started vorpX to test it again, and again it crashed right after a few seconds. The tray icon disappeared right below my mouse pointer.
The second time it remained active. But the config app never appeared so far. Not a single time.
Another thing – after a few hangs/slowdows/crashes, there’s a fair chance that vorpX suddenly says that there’s a problem with my license. And there’s no option to re-activate it. When rebooting, this problem is fixed.The trouble started with the install already. First, the download was blocked from my Antivirus. Had to disable it while installing. Then the download window directly has changed to “no resonse” state (without clicking on it!) and remained in this state for several minutes, until the install continued.
It just seems like it’s generally incompatible with my PC.
No idea what to try…My PC:
Intel HexaCore i7-3930K (6 X 3.5 GHz)
RAM: Kingston HyperX 32 GB
GPU: nVidia Geforce GTX Titan 6 GB
OS: Windows 10 Pro 64 Bit – up-to-dateJust a little hint: a “registration” process isn’t irreversible. Just delete the registration info for the user and you can perfectly refund him, without risking that the registration info can be used by anyone else.
With a software that can only be downloaded after purchase and isn’t auto-registred, but needs to be registred online, this makes absolutely no sense.