Re: disable windows firewall

From: Malke (noreply_at_invalid.com)
Date: 04/03/05

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    more wrote:

    > It is a game from trygames. I get an error message trying to load it
    > on my computer. It says it can't connect to the site becasue I'm not
    > connected to the internet.- so I can enter my purchase code. It says
    > on the trouble shooting site that something in my security programs is
    > preventing the connection. They gave me suggestions and I've tried all
    > of them except the firewall, cuz I can't figure out how to disable it.
    > They said that's the only way to do it and they don't have a cd for
    > it. I have hrs to cancel my order for it if I can't get it connected.
    >
    Well, I don't know then. Frankly, if their coders can't work with XP
    SP2, I'd hesitate to install one of their games. I can tell you that
    none of the 3 gaming computers here - all running XP SP2 with some sort
    of firewall - have had any troubles connecting to any websites when we
    needed to confirm something or validate something. Perhaps you have a
    popup blocker in place that is preventing you from logging in, or you
    need to enable cookies in your browser. I very much doubt it is the
    Windows Firewall that is preventing you from connecting to their
    website.

    Sorry I didn't have a better answer for you. Maybe someone else reading
    this newsgroup has used Trygames before and knows what the problem is.

    Malke

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