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Yes that is correct. I uninstalled it from the control panel. Then installed 2.0.33 to my G drive. Then updated to 2.0.34 and it installed that to my C Program Files folder.

@fr0stbyt3 The updater is still installing the updates to the C Program Files folder. I was on HyperHQ 2.0.33.0 and have it installed on my G drive. There was no HyperHQ folder on my C Program Files folder before I updated to 2.0.34.0. After the update it created a HyperHQ folder in my C Program Files folder and installed the update in that folder and left the HyperHQ.exe on my G drive the 2.0.33.0 version.

Actually that installer link is directing to HyperHQ_2.0.31.exe.

Good to see you here and happy you decided to pick up the theme again. You always produced awesome work!

I can confirm this same issue as above. I installed HyperHQ and Hyperspin on another drive that is not the C drive but both programs installed folders in my C drive users, appdata and Program Files folder on my C drive. I have a shortcut to HyperHQ.exe pinned to my taskbar and every time I update HyperHQ it deletes the shortcut because I guess it is installing it in the C Program Files folder again.

When you exit HyperHQ and had the screen window in maximize it does not remember it the next time you open HyperHQ and you have to maximize the window again. I am on a 2560 x 1440 monitor and have the HyperHQ set to fullscreen in the settings. Also when you exit out of HyperHQ the program does not actually exit and stays in your taskbar so you have to close the program in your taskbar.

I am not sure if you use Ghutch's startup script or not but I even had to add the exe file to Defender as well because I was getting about a 3 sec delay before I could start controlling hyperspin. Also make sure you do not have any other virus software running besides Defender because you will have to add and exclusion to them as well.

I found out it definitely speeds up rocketlauncher.exe. hyperhq.exe and even ghutch's startup script exe to add an exclusion to each of these in Windows Defender!

Hello Hyperspin Users, I wanted to start this as a new topic as suggested so it was not buried in a thread somewhere and could help and assist hyperspin users out. So recently some of you may have been experiencing slow and lagging hyperspin. Recently with some new updates to our anti virus programs such as Windows Defender or Microsoft Security Essentials etc. that we are using, they have classified hyperspin.exe as a virus or malaware which is not true. And upon doing so this is causing our hyperspin to run very slow or lagging. A solution to fix this is to go into your anti virus software such as Windows Defender and add an exclusion or exception to hyperspin.exe. That way you do not have to turn off your software completely it will just exclude hyperspin from the virus scan. While you are at it, it would not be a bad idea to go ahead and add hyperhq.exe and hyperlaunch (rocketlauncher)exe. as well to the list. This solved all my problems with slow and lagging hyperspin. Hope this helps everyone out! Edit: Add an exclusion all these .exe's in your virus software to get a speed increase. hyperspin.exe hyperlaunch or rocketlauncher.exe hyperhq.exe Ghutch HyperSpin Startup Script.exe