Vexus

It does work on internet explorer. It seems that the problem was that internet explorer was installed on my main drive, but not the drive that swiftkit was installed in, so maybe it got confused as to where it was supposed to pick it's roots from. So I copied internet explorer from the main drive to the secondary drive and now it seems to work.

Checking that box, seems to do nothing. I always check it and it never stops giving me that error.

I don't use internet explorer, so I wouldn't know. I use firefox and it works.

Hi again! Sorry I haven't replied, haven't been able to use swiftkit recently because of this but even still with that problem, I have the problem I mentioned earlier as well.

Hi there! Don't mean to hijack or anything, but I'm having the same problem as well. Here's a screenshot of what's going on in case that wasn't clear: http://puu.sh/1AJYf also ran a program similar to ccleaner, but still having the error. I'll try uninstalling all other versions of java and see if that works. Note: I can play in firefox browser, just not the swiftkit app. Edit: There is only one version of java installed and it is the latest version. (7 update 9)

Bump... Is there any way to fix this?

didnt work :(

Seems to be working fine. Just wish I knew a way to disable the irc errors popping up.

I just downloaded the one straight off the swiftkit site that same day. Well I'll see if it doesn't work properly as an allowed program.

I believe so. I think I got it. I'll send a report to the company saying that the file is clean.

But if it's a false positive, it will still try to get rid of it...how can i make my scanner know its safe? Edit: Also, I have no other malware on my computer, so the first idea is not valid,

Now, I know this is totally ridiculous, and I trust swiftkit verily. But why is my antivirus turning up this diagnosis?