Windows 10: Why don't anti-cheat developers get more permissions from Microsoft?

Why don't anti-cheat developers get more permissions from Microsoft? Having a standard agreement with Microsoft that they have an electronic signature does not allow them to better fight against cheating. Microsoft doesn't care about cheats? They only care about XBOX? Is it a monopoly?

:)

 

Intel anti-cheat system in the works

They have a right if it impacts others gameplay via network. *Wink

And if its hosted on company servers, chances are they have a lot of anti-cheating mechanisms already in place.

Noone cares about single player cheating.

 

McAffee and Emsisoft Anti Malware

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Problem with Easy Anti-Cheat false flag .net 4.0.30319

Hello,

Im currently returning to a game that I have havent played in a few months but had previously logged around 40hrs total without issue. Now however each time I run the application the games anti cheat software named "Easy Anti-Cheat" flags a system file as
Untrusted.

The file in question is: Untrusted system file

(C:\Windows\assembly\NativeImages_v4.0.30319_64\System\692cee7f35bc369df5d159f8c5627c5d\system.ni.dll)

Looking around a bit it is my understanding this is .net framework? Wondering how I can unflag/fix this if possible or its a programming error in the game/anti cheat software itself as this wasn't an issue when I played the game in the past.

Ive tried the basic fix suggestions such as verify game file integrity on steam. Fresh install doesn't do anything either.

Thanks