Download Inetbet and get a bug ??

**two_card** · 17th January 2005, 04:34 PM

I downloaded Inetbet through the linkage in "reputable casinos" here at CM.

SpySweeper gave me this warning:
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Riviera Gold Casino was detected running in memory.

Description: Riviera Gold Casino is an online gaming casino that is bundled with numerous free software programs.

Would you like to run a sweep of your system to remove this threat ??
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I used SpySweeper to remove Riviera Gold.
Then I could not log back into Inetbet.
DL again and got the same message.

Why - Inetbet or CM ??

**Petunia** · 17th January 2005, 05:50 PM

** two cards, it would seem that most casinos now listed in the spyware category... It would also seem that casinos resort to drastics tactics to get advertising. Do you have a bug? Possibly, but probably not. **

**marasta** · 17th January 2005, 06:13 PM

I ran Spybot last week, and deleted all they suggested-- After that I clicked on my icon for INETBET, and message came on the screen that said "Updating lobby" The next message said that update failed. CLicked on the icon for INETBET on my desktop and nothing happened. Tried the other RTG on my computer ( Breakaway) and the exact thing happened. Could not bring up either program from the program list or desktop icon. I ended up just deleted both. Have not tried downloading either program again.

**Black21Jack** · 17th January 2005, 06:45 PM

I had this same problem in the past and was informed here and in many other places that these Spyware programs treat casino software as Spyware. For some reason the 'Riviera Gold' warning comes up no matter what software you have installed, Microgaming or RTG. This is not a Spyware put there by iNetBet but it is something that is necessary for the casino software to run. My guess would be that the Spyware cleaning software is programmed to detect a certain file in Riviera Gold's casino software (when they were developing the programs) so anytime it finds this shared or similar file from other casino installations it labels it as 'Riviera Gold' Remove iNetBet using the remove programs option in the control panel (if you use Windows) and then download and re install the software. Don't remove 'Riviera Gold' the next time you run the Spyware program. If you can't access it even after re installing turn off the protection that the Spyware cleaner may be running that could be blocking this file from being installed due to your choice of removing it, then repeat the steps above.

*IMPORTANT* After you uninstall iNetBet, reboot your computer before downloading and installing again.

Hope this helps.

**emily_hanson** · 17th January 2005, 07:43 PM

Hello to all at Casinomeister.
May I thank Black21Jack for answering the issue brought up by two-card so concisely.
I can assure everyone that we do not run any form of Spyware in the iNetBet casino software. If this problem occurs please try doing as Black21Jack has instructed and this should solve any problems.
If you are still having troubles after following these instructions simply drop support@inetbet.com a mail and we will endeavor to solve any problems that may be occurring.
Best Regards
Emily Hanson

**tim5ny** · 17th January 2005, 10:47 PM

And a sleazy casino operator would never lie to you! Remember that!

**nafanny29** · 18th January 2005, 12:35 AM

Adaware will find "spyware" in nearly all microgaming sites but its not spyware, its a cookie that remembers your log in details. If you let adaware delete it, next time you log in you have to manually adjust all your user settings again.

My guess is that casinos wouldnt have malicious tracking stuff attached, I cant see what benefit it would have. If the "spyware" makes you go to a website and buy something that means less cash to lose at their casino!!!