2010-09-21, 12:35 AM
First off MSE shouldn't be saying GMS has a virus so you can remove the exception. In fact it shouldn't be interfering at all with it.
You may want to do the following:
In the System Properties page of Control Panel, click the Advanced tab, click the Performance Settings button, navigate to Data Execution Prevention tab, and click the button that says Turn on DEP for all programs. Why? This should help generate a better crash report from Windows.
Secondly, try running MapleStory in Native Vista SP2 without Compatibility. HackShield will actually prevent MapleStory from starting up if attempted to run in Compatibility Mode. Remember we don't have GameGuard any more.
Third, long shot this may be...
Check and see if you have every update from Microsoft's WindowsUpdate. Also check and see if you have the latest Nvidia GeForce Mobility driver, motherboard drivers, and any other drivers if possible, and update if necessary.
Also, try re-downloading MapleStory and re-installing. Delete all the old MapleStory files and folders and re-install from scratch.
If the system also asks to run the program anyway from the Compatibility pop-up, select Do Not Show This Message Again box the re-run the program.
You may want to do the following:
In the System Properties page of Control Panel, click the Advanced tab, click the Performance Settings button, navigate to Data Execution Prevention tab, and click the button that says Turn on DEP for all programs. Why? This should help generate a better crash report from Windows.
Secondly, try running MapleStory in Native Vista SP2 without Compatibility. HackShield will actually prevent MapleStory from starting up if attempted to run in Compatibility Mode. Remember we don't have GameGuard any more.
Third, long shot this may be...
Check and see if you have every update from Microsoft's WindowsUpdate. Also check and see if you have the latest Nvidia GeForce Mobility driver, motherboard drivers, and any other drivers if possible, and update if necessary.
Also, try re-downloading MapleStory and re-installing. Delete all the old MapleStory files and folders and re-install from scratch.
If the system also asks to run the program anyway from the Compatibility pop-up, select Do Not Show This Message Again box the re-run the program.