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> Wndows Vista Operating System, HP Games(WildTangent)/Symantec Endpoint Protection
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post Mar 10 2008, 02:25 PM
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I will aplogize if I'm in the wrong forums! I have been having problems HP Games(WildTangent) on my new HP Pavilion dv6701us, recently purchased on 2/22/2008. I removed Norton Anti-Virus Protection and download Symantec Endpoint Protection. Now, I have a problem with HP Games(WildTangent). The WildTangent(HP) Games (Polare Bowl, Polar Golf, Fate, etc...)are installed on my pc. I don't have problem with regular games like solitare. I have performed uninstalled and reinstalled of HP Games, System Recovery, and change of video drives to(ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp37501-38000/sp37814.exe, which is a older version of video driver than which can on the pc orginially. Everything I have done was recommended by HP Support and did not work. The system recovery I performed took the system back to the factory setting with Norton Anti Virus back on the pc with HP Games(Wildtangent) working. So I had to remove Norton Anti Virus again and download Symantec Endpoint Protection. HP Games (WildTangent) is no longer working properly! When I click to play a WildTangent Games it will load up and then when the games is suppose to start it brings up a Windows Box stating "The program has stop working, A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Window will close the program and notify if a solution is available." The Symantec Endpoint Protection is offered free by my employer and I can not get the production ID number to used Symantec Endpoint Protection customer support to try and find out what is causing this problem. I load SYmantec on the typical setting, I think it something in Symantec which is causing the program to stop working. If there is any one who can help it would be greatly appreciated.

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WildTangent is known for "calling home", so if there is a firewall included with Symantec Endpoint Protection, it may be stopping it.


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Jacee,

thank you for reply, I will try and find out where the Firewall is!!

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Jacee,

If the games are imstalled in on pm pc, should they work any way. I should not have access them form the net.

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We have had more trouble with Symantec Endpoint Protection than with any other upgrade, ever. SEP does not like Symantec Backup Exec either and has created errors, such as preventing all Backup Exec services to start up on reboot of a server. It also prevented some Exchange services from starting on reboot.

SEP is a resource hog. Check out how many processes are running.

In any case, I would advise you to take out the Symantec and install something else, even if it would be a trial version. At least you could see if it allows you to play your game.

If you do decide to uninstall SEP I would also advise searching for NoNav (2.6 is latest I believe). It is writeen by Symantec and will remove all traces of SEP, even the stuff in the registry that usually does not get deleted.

If you are not on a domain, just about any of the free AVs would do.

As far as a Firewall, I had a major problem with ZoneAlarm and have since installed PCTools free Firewall.

Good luck.

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I have the same problem. I have a work laptop that I use when I travel. The co installed Endpoint and Fate does not start anymore. Before installing Endpoint on my laptop, I was able to play the game without being connected to the internet (a reply above stated that wild games call home.....).
Any help will be appreciated.

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