How are you, possibly, heard, there are two problems, related to our anti-cheat: one is, that some files may remain after uninstalling the game, and the other is, that in rare cases anti-cheat does not work, when you close the game.
There is a fix on Steam to solve the problem of removing anti-cheat, so that anti-cheat services are removed when the game is deleted.
Introduction
How are you, possibly, heard, we have two problems, related to our anti-cheat: one is, that some files may remain after uninstalling the game, and the other is, that in rare cases anti-cheat does not work, when you close the game.
Developers have worked to fix these issues as quickly as possible., and now there is 2 solving the problem with deleting.
Instruction
- Make sure, that you have restarted your computer since you last played Bloodhunt.
- Copy the script below (highlight all, right click and click copy)
- Open a blank Notepad
- Right click in notepad and press Paste
- Save your notebook as "ACE_Uninstall.bat»On the desktop
- Go to your desktop and right click on the script and select "Run as administrator"
- It will pass the test, to see, what needs to be removed, and then continue.
- It can take quite a long time.!
Script
Developers have created a Windows script, which will remove anti-cheat services. Cm. The following instructions to remove BlooudHunt Anti-Cheat using an officially developed script from the developers:
@ECHO OFF REM A big thank you to Jeroen Baert, who helped debug this issue! ECHO Manual uninstall for anti-cheat services... REM Check for admin permissions. Without admin permissions, this script is powerless. net.exe session 1>NULL 2>NO && ( GOTO as_admin ) || ( GOTO not_admin ) ECHO Looking for installed components... :as_admin SET "usermode_service_name=AntiCheatExpert Service" SET "kernel1_service_name=ACE-BASE" SET "kernel2_service_name=ACE-GAME" SET "folder_name=%ProgramW6432%AntiCheatExpert" SET "folder_name2=%ProgramData%AntiCheatExpert" SET "SystemPath=%SystemRoot%System32" If "%PROCESSOR_ARCHITEW6432%" == "AMD64" SET "SystemPath=%SystemRoot%Sysnative" SET "kernel1_sys=%SystemPath%driversACE-BASE.sys" SET "kernel2_sys=%SystemPath%driversACE-GAME.sys" SET "reg_del_file=%temp%ace_clear.reg" SET /A LOCAL_COUNTER=0 SET "found_something=" sc.exe query "%usermode_service_name%" >NUL IF %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 0 ( SET "found_something=y" ) sc.exe query "%kernel1_service_name%" >NUL IF %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 0 ( SET "found_something=y" ) sc.exe query "%kernel2_service_name%" >NUL IF %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 0 ( SET "found_something=y" ) IF EXIST "%folder_name%" ( SET "found_something=y" ) IF EXIST "%folder_name2%" ( SET "found_something=y" ) IF EXIST "%kernel1_sys%" ( SET "found_something=y" ) IF EXIST "%kernel2_sys%" ( SET "found_something=y" ) IF defined found_something (ECHO Install found...) else (GOTO no_services) ECHO Stopping services... this can take a long time (2-3 minutes)! sc.exe stop "%usermode_service_name%" 1>NULL 2>NUL timeout /t 10 /UPS > null sc.exe delete "%usermode_service_name%" 1>NULL 2>NUL RMDIR /s /q "%folder_name%" 1>NULL 2>NUL IF EXIST "%folder_name%" GOTO deleting_fail RMDIR /s /q "%folder_name2%" 1>NULL 2>NUL IF EXIST "%folder_name2%" GOTO deleting_fail ECHO Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 >"%reg_of_file%" ECHO. >>"%reg_of_file%" ECHO [-HKEY_CURRENT_USERSOFTWAREAppDataLowAntiCheatExpert] >>"%reg_of_file%" ECHO [-HKEY_USERS.DEFAULTSOFTWAREAppDataLowAntiCheatExpert] >>"%reg_of_file%" regedit.exe /s "%reg_of_file%" 1>NULL 2>NUL OF THE "%reg_of_file%" :waitloop SET /A LOCAL_COUNTER=LOCAL_COUNTER+1 timeout /t 5 /UPS >NUL IF %LOCAL_COUNTER% EQU 28 ( REM Service is not closing, give it a nudge REM Don't force-stop ace-base, only ace-game, or it might cause instability sc.exe stop "%kernel2_service_name%" 1>NULL 2>NO ) REM Equal to 2.67 min IF %LOCAL_COUNTER% GEQ 32 ( REM Windows is not releasing the services, give up... GOTO :EOF ) sc query "ACE-BASE" | find "RUNNING" >NUL IF %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 0 ( GOTO waitloop ) sc query "ACE-GAME" | find "RUNNING" >NUL IF %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 0 ( GOTO waitloop ) sc.exe delete "%kernel1_service_name%" 1>NULL 2>null sc.exe delete "%kernel2_service_name%" 1>NULL 2>NUL ECHO Deleting services... REM Retry delete until Windows releases the file handle REM Re-try delete of service one... SET /A LOCAL_COUNTER=0 :deleteloopone SET /A LOCAL_COUNTER=LOCAL_COUNTER+1 timeout /t 5 /UPS >NUL IF %LOCAL_COUNTER% EQU 36 ( ECHO Failed delete, giving up. GOTO :deleting_fail ) del / Q "%kernel1_sys%" 1>NULL 2>NUL IF EXIST "%kernel1_sys%" GOTO deleteloopone REM Re-try delete of service two... SET /A LOCAL_COUNTER=0 :deletelooptwo SET /A LOCAL_COUNTER=LOCAL_COUNTER+1 timeout /t 5 /UPS >NUL IF %LOCAL_COUNTER% EQU 36 ( ECHO Failed delete, giving up. GOTO :deleting_fail ) del / Q "%kernel2_sys%" 1>NULL 2>NUL IF EXIST "%kernel2_sys%" GOTO deletelooptwo ECHO All done - anti-cheat services are removed. Have a nice day! pause GOTO :EOF :no_services ECHO No installed components found. All is well! pause GOTO :EOF :deleting_fail ECHO Failed to delete all components. Please try restarting your computer and run this again. pause GOTO :EOF :not_admin ECHO You need to run this as administrator. Right-click the script and choose "Run as Administrator" pause
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