Internet extrusion
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| Hi, Why do my compiled programs attempt to access the internet when I run them? |
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| DirectX test if the net is available for its multiplayer components. |
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| Err, so why don't they do it when run from the IDE? |
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| I haven't ever had this problem. |
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| you mnay have a viri installed? i duno... |
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Does a simple...Print "Hello world" ... do it? |
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| This might be M$ thing and related to WHQL driver checking. Try running "dxdiag" (start menu, run) and check if you have "Check for WHQL digital signatures" checked... it's on the first "system" page leaf on the lower lef corner - if you have turned on, it might check the signature when you start a 3D program. Bloody annoying... just guess how many "spyware" comments we got when we released 3DMark03 and ppl saw that their systems accessed internet when you started 3DMark :) |
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| Hi guys, The "Hello world" test does indeed attempt to access the internet. I turned off the WHQL thing in DXDiag but it still extrudes. |
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| I don't appear to have a virus or any virii (according to Symantec) and have checked for spyware. I take it that Blitz isn't supposed to do this? If it is, well o.k. I'll let it squirt away but if it isn't then I would 'like to know more'. |
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| I had this too when I used Blitz in a Win XP Machine. I can't test this now, but I'd reccommend to try Mustangs suggestion to check that DXDIAG thing. Tho I agree, it isn't nice to see this happen. I have also installed other apps on that machine and they didn't try to access the web. |
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| *bump* |
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