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Disabling Firewalls
I was installed Graal onto my grandparent's computer, and a window from Norton Antivirus appeared right after I clicked the sign in button asking if I wanted to block it, allow, or configure manually (I think it was configure) and I clicked block out of ignorance.
Now, I can't connect because it says that a firewall's been put up and that I have to make sure that the cable's connected and that there aren't firewalls blocking Graal. How do I remove the firewall around Graal? |
Go into Norton and see if you can find a list of blocked programs. Unblock Graal.
or... Try reinstalling |
I opened up Norton, clicked on Options, clicked on Threat Categories, clicked on Exclusions, clicked browse, and selected "C: \program files\Graal...and it's STILL blocked.
What do I do? -_- >< Edit: When posting, the colon right slash made an emoticon. To solve this problem for others who wish to type info on program locations, make the :\ with a left slash instead. |
If i'm correct you selected the folder. Select v4 itself.
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Didn't work. v.v
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I also tried going to the control panel, clicked Network and Internet Connections, clicked Change Windows Firewall Settings, clicked on the Exceptions tab, added Graal 4, and it STILL DIDN'T WORK.
I asked a friend in Instant Messenging if I could unblock it and it said that there's nothing I can do. Is this the case? |
I did what it said. Now, do I download Graal again??
EDIT: I'm just gonna give it up. It's just not working...I even followed the thread and it was still blocked. Why do computers have to be so difficult? :redface: |
This happened to me before, I had to remove Norton and install it all over again >.<
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Norton is useless.
Get Avast! Home Edition. It's free and works wonderfully. |
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Fortunately, this was on my grandparent's computer and not my own. ^^
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