I cant delete the FiveM folder (because of this file; I cant delete the file itself either)for some reason, Avast screwed everything up, even when I tried to uninstall it, the uninstallation window froze and I had to use task manager to end it.
**GTA V version?**1.0.1868.1 Up to date? Yes Legit or Pirate copy? Yes Steam/CD/Social Club? Steam Windows version? 10 2004 (latest feature update) Did you try to delete caches.xml and try again? No Error screenshot (if any)https://ibb.co/SVGGKdC System specifications GTX 1650 Super, 16GB DDR4, AMD Ryzen 3400G What did you do to get this issue? Avast detected file as virus What server did you get this issue on? N/A CitizenFX crash zip file N/A CitizenFX.log file N/A .dmp files/report IDs N/A
If an issue with starting: GTA V folder screenshothttps://ibb.co/DKDk37J GTA V/update/x64/dlcpacks screenshothttps://ibb.co/vc29FCc Filepath to FiveM folder N/A FiveM client folder screenshot (just the fivem app data) Which antivirus/firewall software are you using? Avast Did you try to disable/uninstall your Anti-virus? No
Also add what you already tried so far.
Bascially added the detected file as an exception, changed some permissions, including adding inheritance.
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That’s unfortunate. It looks like Avast changed permissions. I suggest you contact Avast to get this insanely privacy invading issue fixed. At the same time uninstall Avast. It just sells your data to third-parties and does not protect you more than Windows Defender does. And as you can see even does the opposite of protecting with these super aggressive false positives
Again firewall/antivirus or router/network issue. Your PC/network cannot connect to that URL using SSL. Likely because something is blocking it to do so.
