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The thread discusses issues with playing certain video files (application files) on Windows 7 Professional, where the user encounters a "Suspicious activities detected" error after 1-2 seconds. The original poster suspects the Protect Video Studio player, which they believe is linked to a password requirement or licensing issue. A responder suggests that the problem may stem from the software itself, implying that proper licensing or payment might be necessary, rather than firewall or antivirus settings. Overall, the thread indicates that the issue is related to the software's security or licensing features rather than system restrictions.
Vishal Tyagi

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while playing video files (after 1-2 sec) I am getting error "Suspicious activities detected, the player will exit"

Type of files - Application(.exe)
OS - Windows 7 Professional (64 bits)
company - Protect Video Studio (Player)

I have already disabled Windows firewall & Antivirus but still not able to play these files.
 

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Pauli
It seems that Protect Video Studio uses password. I don't know the software, but it would seem that you either don't have the password, or you have lost it, or you haven't PAID for it - it comes with a cost.

Thus, not an issue of firewall, but the main program. Need to open your wallet!
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It seems that Protect Video Studio uses password. I don't know the software, but it would seem that you either don't have the password, or you have lost it, or you haven't PAID for it - it comes with a cost.

Thus, not an issue of firewall, but the main program. Need to open your wallet!
 

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