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So I am running my FPS Code in Windows 7 X32 Professional and AVAST slams the program to a HALT after about 1 - 3 minutes randomly(even if I turn off AVAST!.)

Apparently my FPS code is attempting to access the internet. Or OGRE is... or

purebasic_compilation0.exe

which I told the compailer NOT to make a temp compilation but apparently it is ignoring...

What is going on and how can I stop it?

the initial connection is to my router... then it tries to connect to: 224.0.0.253
That IP belongs to TEREDO :: Tunneling IPv6 over UDP through Network Address Translations (NATs).

And we are back to WTF???
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isn't your router ,is about your antivirus that set execute right or firewall pass of your exe file,
(try to turn off your windows firewall ,or the program wich have firewall feature)

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His point was, he has not programmed anything to connect to the Internet, yet it appears to be trying to do just that.


Rook....did your wife ask to check her e-mail again? :lol:
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The address is a multicast address, its only checking out whats on the ipv4 subnet.
Why it's doing it, I don't know.
Could it be something to do with support for remote debugging, maybe it use sockets for interprocess communications.

what happens if you compile the exe and run it instead of F5 ?
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it will not even RUN!

I have tried multiple settings and co,piler options and disabled AVAST completely... it runs in compiler but NOT in windows 7

I am thinking more that this is a OGRE library editor in 7 error... let me check my files...

It appears that Windows 7 does NOT allow the InitEngine3D() to init the 3D engine...
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if or if not you connect to internet,windows xp, vista or 7 works like servers prepared to connect to internet...so is working in the same way how you are connected to internet.


make sure your account is an administrator user (full access rights) ,if not try to logout and then to login with a full right account

control from the first to the last .exe from purebasic .. right click,proprieties,compatibility, show all settings for all users(the last option on bottom) then click on (bottom) run this program like administrator

now after you done to all .exe files try to compile it.
if still doesn't work....


in windows 7 try:
0.uninstall avast,and set your u.a.c. to off(go to cpanel to do that)
1.disable firewall from cpanel
2.type win logo + r (run command) then type services.msc + enter ....
you see there windows firewall started ... right click ,proprieties, first set to disable then to stop service,
3.make sure you have in cpanel/security center windows firewall to off ('cause at the first restart the scurity center will try to reactivate windows firewall)

now any .exe file will not pass via avast+windows firewall but directly
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Rook Zimbabwe wrote:It appears that Windows 7 does NOT allow the InitEngine3D() to init the 3D engine...
Here it works with Windows 7 Home Premium x64 (German). You seem to have some kind of virus. Nothing tries to connect to the internet here. Have you installed the newest graphicscard driver and DirectX9?
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i never said somethings trying to connect to internet...microsoft's stuff (that firewall) every time is working like something is just connected to internet.do you understand the difference?
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freepurebasic wrote:i never said somethings trying to connect to internet...microsoft's stuff (that firewall) every time is working like something is just connected to internet.do you understand the difference?
I didn't talk to you ;-) I talked with Rook as I've written my text directly under the quote. Beside this: Rook said something is trying to connect to a server.
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was windows looking for Engine3D.dll... sigh... Grapy reminded me when he sent me a link to his spectacular water demo!
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