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  2. Hi, I need help with RAGE Plugin Hook. Here is everything I tried: The problem started when: Windows Defender flagged RAGEPluginHook.exe as Trojan:Win32/Bearfoos.B!ml and quarantined it. What I tried: Restored the file from quarantine Added the entire GTA V folder AND RAGEPluginHook.exe as exclusions in Windows Defender Always running RAGEPluginHook.exe as administrator Fresh reinstall of GTA V Legacy to a new location (not on Desktop) Fresh reinstall of LSPDFR (using RPH from inside the LSPDFR package from lcpdfr.com) Disabled Windows Defender completely - still same error Ran bcdedit /set testsigning on Tried launching GTA normally first, then alt-tabbing and launching RPH - same error Removed AdvancedHookV.dll Fixed commandline.txt (had -disableCustomLoadingScreen duplicated) Added -nobattleye to launch arguments Restarted PC multiple times Current error: "Could not hook game process. Insufficient permissions or bad anti-virus. Please try again. If the problem persists, please restart your computer." GTA V Legacy runs fine without RPH. The error appears even with Defender completely disabled. System: Windows 10, RTX 2060, GTA V build 3889 Any help appreciated!

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