Knowing that my 'PUPs' came from WinPatrol, I intend to keep them regardless. In the event that MBAM decides to stick with this classification, keep in mind that a PUP is ultimately a user-choice: what one person deems 'unwanted', another person might consider useful. The gamemakers improved it over the version that was featured in the first rFactor by adding spatial awareness, adjustable strength, aggression sliders, and it can learn which racing lines are the best to achieve better lap times. If you delete the WinPatrol-related files, you'll 'break' WinPatrol's ability to uninstall itself. The AI used in rFactor 2 is one of the most important features, naturally. I am taking for granted that MBAM can determine which program (e.g., WinPatrol) is being uninstalled in these cases. But I would suspect that no one would consider WinPatrol's UNinstaller to be a PUP. We know you share that same excitement and anticipation, so with that we very proudly welcome the Ferrari 488 GTE to join the grid.

Given the response on 18 March (above) that it was indeed an F/P then, I would expect the same result now.Ī PUP is a Potentially Unwanted Program, so there is room for debate there (in general). Official notes: Ferrari 488 GTE The first Ferrari in rFactor 2 is no doubt a real milestone, it underscores our dedication to the evolution of ‘simracing’ for those that want the best and most accurate experience.

I suggest we wait for an official response from someone on the MalwareBytes team, now that this issue has been brought to their attention.

Did installmate come from rfactor