I am using AOL for the browser. The exe is not there.
Thanks. I see now. I was going to download and install it but thought better of it.AOL shield Pro
Downloads via Chrome are downloaded to your Downloads folder on Windows (C:\Users\yourusername\Downloads) Download will be a zip file, the .exe file is contained within which you'll have to extract from the zip archive in order to install ProscanDownloaded with chrome. Same results. No exe file.
If you've turned off all anti-virus and firewall software, and tried all 3 ways to run that file (double click, right click and then click open, or click once to highlight the file and hit enter on the keyboard), then something in your computer is still blocking that installation file from running. It's very unusual that the "ProScan_22_6.exe" installation file won't run at all. You'll just have to trace down what it is that's blocking it, or try a different computer.Yes I now see exe but it still will not open.
VirusTotal flags a problem with ProScan 22.6 and 22.8 where three of 93 AV vendors reacted to it. Which means 90 found no problem, so it's likely they're false positives. (I skipped 22.7)Are you using Webroot antivirus by any chance? It's blocking the ProScan1.dll file. I reported the false positive to Webroot yesterday.
There was another false-positive last week with Win Security/Defender that Microsoft fixed.
False positives ... software too new and not widely enough used for your AV software to know it is safe.VirusTotal flags a problem with ProScan 22.6 and 22.8 where three of 93 AV vendors reacted to it. Which means 90 found no problem, so it's likely they're false positives. (I skipped 22.7)