@Rick Moss I put the instructions in the description. As for launchbox, go into the edit screen and look for startup applications. That’s where you point it to whatever program or ahk you need. You can choose whether to run it before or after a game. 👍🏼
@@hdjoe22 thank you, I have sorted it, at first it was still looking for vacuum to start , probably because I had to ok it in windows and wasn’t quick enough. but then turned down uac and now works fine
@Rick Moss are you sure Vacuum is not a real virus? My PC continously tells me it's attempting to install malicious software. Also if you tried to delete it the file is very difficult to remove once you allow it.
@@djg3906 a lot of the teknoparrot games trigger antivirus. The reason is because these arcade games are pc based so they have their own DLL system files. When you run them on a regular windows pc, Microsoft defender identifies those files as virus trying to change your pc. I’ve had these on my Pc for a while now with zero problems. You do need to exclude the folders from your virus software or the games will be auto deleted
Could you explain how I get launchbox to run the script? Iv looked everywhere for a tutorial but nothing.
@Rick Moss I put the instructions in the description. As for launchbox, go into the edit screen and look for startup applications. That’s where you point it to whatever program or ahk you need. You can choose whether to run it before or after a game. 👍🏼
@@hdjoe22 thank you, I have sorted it, at first it was still looking for vacuum to start , probably because I had to ok it in windows and wasn’t quick enough. but then turned down uac and now works fine
@Rick Moss are you sure Vacuum is not a real virus? My PC continously tells me it's attempting to install malicious software. Also if you tried to delete it the file is very difficult to remove once you allow it.
@@djg3906 a lot of these games and teknoparrot itself always gets flagged as virus, I promise you it’s completely fine
@@djg3906 a lot of the teknoparrot games trigger antivirus. The reason is because these arcade games are pc based so they have their own DLL system files. When you run them on a regular windows pc, Microsoft defender identifies those files as virus trying to change your pc. I’ve had these on my Pc for a while now with zero problems. You do need to exclude the folders from your virus software or the games will be auto deleted
Neat, good job