Incompatibility with Norton Internet Security 2005

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The latest (as of yesterday) version of SWG refuses to accept ALT-TAB
(switch to another Window) at a moment during startup that Norton Firewall
is trying to ask the user whether to grant the SWG program permission to
access the Internet.

I find the statement on the Sony site that users should give up the vital
protection provided by a firewall in order to play their game, to be totally
obnoxious, though I do appreciate the list of IP addresses that should be
permitted.
 

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works fine wiht my norton 2004 security with latest updates and even before
I updated it....


"David Sachs" <sachs@fnal.gov> wrote in message
news:5ZSdnUgpSKBAquTcRVn-uQ@comcast.com...
> The latest (as of yesterday) version of SWG refuses to accept ALT-TAB
> (switch to another Window) at a moment during startup that Norton Firewall
> is trying to ask the user whether to grant the SWG program permission to
> access the Internet.
>
> I find the statement on the Sony site that users should give up the vital
> protection provided by a firewall in order to play their game, to be
> totally obnoxious, though I do appreciate the list of IP addresses that
> should be permitted.
>
 
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It may be with the 2005 version only. I had this problem immediately after I
upgraded. I have reported it to both Symantec (Norton ...) and Sony.

"Anthony" <aevansjr3@cox.net> wrote in message
news:I%aed.4955$lp6.3718@okepread01...
> works fine wiht my norton 2004 security with latest updates and even
> before I updated it....
>
>
> "David Sachs" <sachs@fnal.gov> wrote in message
> news:5ZSdnUgpSKBAquTcRVn-uQ@comcast.com...
>> The latest (as of yesterday) version of SWG refuses to accept ALT-TAB
>> (switch to another Window) at a moment during startup that Norton
>> Firewall is trying to ask the user whether to grant the SWG program
>> permission to access the Internet.
>>
>> I find the statement on the Sony site that users should give up the vital
>> protection provided by a firewall in order to play their game, to be
>> totally obnoxious, though I do appreciate the list of IP addresses that
>> should be permitted.
>>
>
>
 

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Hmmm I got 2005 layin around here gonna install that and see


"David Sachs" <sachs@fnal.gov> wrote in message
news:XMSdncvHRtAy6OTcRVn-hw@comcast.com...
> It may be with the 2005 version only. I had this problem immediately after
> I upgraded. I have reported it to both Symantec (Norton ...) and Sony.
>
> "Anthony" <aevansjr3@cox.net> wrote in message
> news:I%aed.4955$lp6.3718@okepread01...
>> works fine wiht my norton 2004 security with latest updates and even
>> before I updated it....
>>
>>
>> "David Sachs" <sachs@fnal.gov> wrote in message
>> news:5ZSdnUgpSKBAquTcRVn-uQ@comcast.com...
>>> The latest (as of yesterday) version of SWG refuses to accept ALT-TAB
>>> (switch to another Window) at a moment during startup that Norton
>>> Firewall is trying to ask the user whether to grant the SWG program
>>> permission to access the Internet.
>>>
>>> I find the statement on the Sony site that users should give up the
>>> vital protection provided by a firewall in order to play their game, to
>>> be totally obnoxious, though I do appreciate the list of IP addresses
>>> that should be permitted.
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
 
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David Sachs wrote:

> The latest (as of yesterday) version of SWG refuses to accept ALT-TAB
> (switch to another Window) at a moment during startup that Norton Firewall
> is trying to ask the user whether to grant the SWG program permission to
> access the Internet.
>
> I find the statement on the Sony site that users should give up the vital
> protection provided by a firewall in order to play their game, to be totally
> obnoxious, though I do appreciate the list of IP addresses that should be
> permitted.
>
>

Change your startup options for SWG to using "windows mode". Now, you
don't need to alt-tab, and you can click what you need.

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"Clawhound" <none@nowhere.com> wrote in message
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> David Sachs wrote:
>
>> The latest (as of yesterday) version of SWG refuses to accept ALT-TAB
>> (switch to another Window) at a moment during startup that Norton
>> Firewall is trying to ask the user whether to grant the SWG program
>> permission to access the Internet.
>>
>> I find the statement on the Sony site that users should give up the vital
>> protection provided by a firewall in order to play their game, to be
>> totally obnoxious, though I do appreciate the list of IP addresses that
>> should be permitted.
>
> Change your startup options for SWG to using "windows mode". Now, you
> don't need to alt-tab, and you can click what you need.
>
> CH

I just upgraded to norton 2005 this weekend...I experienced no problems, in
fact it automatically tabbed out to security window, set permission to
'always' and no trouble since.
 
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"David Sachs" <sachs@fnal.gov> wrote in message
news:XMSdncvHRtAy6OTcRVn-hw@comcast.com...
> It may be with the 2005 version only. I had this problem immediately after
> I upgraded. I have reported it to both Symantec (Norton ...) and Sony.
<<snip>>

Go into game options and set SWG to run in window mode, then give it
permanent permission, then switch SWG back to Full Screen Mode

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