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Update: tested on vanilla ArmA II, same problem. When I opened up the firewall log viewer, I got an entry of arma poking the cfplogvw.exe process. @kklownboy: I know what the process is. I'm running the free version of comodo firewall. And arma IS accessing cfp.exe's memory. For obvious reasons, comodo doesn't like that (how many fw/HIPS programs _don't_ have a self-defence module these days?). I tried setting the policy for the relevant processes to allow arma to access memory. Log spam stopped, stuttering remains. If this is the BattlEye client poking around looking for trainers/other software used to cheat in ArmA, isn't it possible to whitelist certain processes? Personally I don't like the idea of being forced to positively cripple security to be able to play.

I don't remember asking for your opinion on Comodo or D+. I was wondering why this is happening, as it is somewhat troubling.

Arma II:OA constantly attempts to access memory, targeting the cfp.exe process. This doesn't trigger an alert and is automatically blocked, however, it is logged and causes stuttering at times. I cannot quite understand why ArmA2OA.exe would even try to access processes not related to it anyhow, especially fw software. Is this perhaps a bug in cheat protection/DRM? I know from experience that SecuROM and the kind are VERY uppity about certain programs (take process explorer for example). Below is a snippet of the Defense+ log, showing the frequency at which this happens.

I am: -new to ArmA -eager to learn (training appreciated) -a team player (or at least I think I am) -willing to take on different roles depending on squad needs. At this time I have nothing to do (lots of time), but from september onwards my studies will limit the time I can spend playing. Weekends should be okay, though. I've got a mic and I speak english fairly well. Suomen kielen taito onkin sitten asia erikseen. edit: I do not have Operation Arrowhead, nor will I be purchasing it any time soon. If you play mostly OA, don't waste your time on me.