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SCP Containment Breach gave me a bad virus so I had to delete it.
I don't have a very beefy computer and I want to download it again for the pleasures.
Is there a way to download it without it hurting my computer?

CookiesMilk wrote:SCP Containment Breach gave me a bad virus

... how did that happen?
Did you download it from the official website? (scpcbgame.com) If so, it shouldn't give you a virus. What antivirus software do you have?

Uh...just download it from the official site???

i did download it from the official site by using mirror 2 (winRAR)

CookiesMilk wrote:i did download it from the official site by using mirror 2 (winRAR)

Then it's most likely your antivirus derping. There's nothing in the game that will harm your computer, all of us guarantee that.

For me, when I download the game from the actual source and try to play it, (I have Windows Defender, the giant pile of ) Windows Defender (the unholy pile of ) says this. 'Windows Defender has found some malware on your computer. We are removing it right now.' then, soon after it says, 'Windows Defender has found a threat in your computer, we are removing it now.'. And when I checked 'View Details' it said that SCP - Containment Breach was a trojan, and was severe.

WINDOWS DEFENDER BE LIKE

Undertoe wrote:-snip-

Even though it's a false positive something in 1.3.2 is still clearly tiping off Windows Defender. Whether or not there's actually a virus it would be nice to find the root of the cause.

CommanderMark wrote:

Undertoe wrote:-snip-

Even though it's a false positive something in 1.3.2 is still clearly tipping off Windows Defender. Whether or not there's actually a virus it would be nice to find the root of the cause.

It's probably just the launcher, because sometimes I use launchers for non-Steam games and it 's off Bitdefender. Just block it from going into the SCP .rar.

Ho could you get a virus from it? ;d

Weird. I never got a virus from downloading all the versions of SCP:CB from the official link, and I have tried this on Norton, Avast and Avira. You might need to scan your entire system though; there might be a virus lurking around your computer even before the download.