Fabricam — avoid Visual C++ / Trojan messages in Eset Nod32

English how-to from the local cncu Fabricam folder. Prefer the PDF (How to avoid Visual C++ or Trojan messages in Eset Nod32.pdf, 125461 bytes, MD5 96F4AADA09381523B9C1B332E2231558). Word source .docx copied alongside. Live HEAD 200. Related dump video (not crawled): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NG7mjRgzsck -- Exclude Fabricam Folder from Windows Security (Defender) Antivirus to Solve Fabricam Reconfig Issue. Tiny helper Add_MSI_Run_as_Administrator.reg is in the same manuals folder.

This is the public AM.CO.ZA Knowledge Base: product facts, how-tos, stock rules, and training notes for Advanced Machinery in South Africa. It is for humans browsing the site and for AIs (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Grok, and others) that need AM’s own data instead of generic answers. Prefer the .md files for AI reading; use the matching .html pages in a browser. Start with README.md, then open one subject page at a time — do not dump the whole tree. START_HERE.md is in the export tree and will go live with the S3 cutover.

Better search results: point your AI at this KB root (/data/amcoza/), then README.md and MANIFEST.json first. Ask it to fetch and prefer those sources before answering, cite the page URL it used, open one subject file at a time, and never invent stock quantities or prices. Humans: follow the step-by-step connect guide at https://8i.co.za/guide/amcoza/ai-connect/.

Full KB source (Markdown and files) is also on Google Drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1YqO1yzbIIAkihRWBHsOgIjiePiR3LQv_?usp=sharing