Solved MU Launcher [Question]
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Step 1: Open Norton
1. Open Norton from your desktop or Start menu.
2. Go to the Security section.
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Step 2: Check if Norton Blocked the Game
1. Click History (or Security History).
2. In the dropdown list, choose Quarantine or Blocked Items.
3. Look for your game’s .exe file in the list.
4. If you see it:
• Select it
• Click Options
• Click Restore
• Then select Restore & Exclude this File (very important)
This tells Norton not to block that file again.
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Step 3: Add the Game to Exclusions (If Still Blocking)
1. From the main screen, click Settings.
2. Go to Antivirus.
3. Select the Scans and Risks tab.
4. Find:
• Items to Exclude from Scans
• Items to Exclude from Auto-Protect and SONAR
For each one:
1. Click Configure.
2. Click Add Files.
3. Browse to your game’s folder or .exe file.
4. Click OK.
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Step 4: Add the Game Folder as a Trusted Application (Firewall)
1. On main screen, click Settings.
2. Go to Firewall.
3. Open Program Control.
4. Find your game in the list:
• Set it to Allow.
If it’s not there:
• Click Add, browse to the game .exe, and set it to Allow.
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Step 5: Restart Your Computer
This final step ensures the settings update correctly.
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Important
If your game has a launcher, add both:
• The launcher.exe
• The main game.exe
Sometimes Norton blocks the launcher but not the game
1. Open Norton from your desktop or Start menu.
2. Go to the Security section.
⸻
Step 2: Check if Norton Blocked the Game
1. Click History (or Security History).
2. In the dropdown list, choose Quarantine or Blocked Items.
3. Look for your game’s .exe file in the list.
4. If you see it:
• Select it
• Click Options
• Click Restore
• Then select Restore & Exclude this File (very important)
This tells Norton not to block that file again.
⸻
Step 3: Add the Game to Exclusions (If Still Blocking)
1. From the main screen, click Settings.
2. Go to Antivirus.
3. Select the Scans and Risks tab.
4. Find:
• Items to Exclude from Scans
• Items to Exclude from Auto-Protect and SONAR
For each one:
1. Click Configure.
2. Click Add Files.
3. Browse to your game’s folder or .exe file.
4. Click OK.
⸻
Step 4: Add the Game Folder as a Trusted Application (Firewall)
1. On main screen, click Settings.
2. Go to Firewall.
3. Open Program Control.
4. Find your game in the list:
• Set it to Allow.
If it’s not there:
• Click Add, browse to the game .exe, and set it to Allow.
⸻
Step 5: Restart Your Computer
This final step ensures the settings update correctly.
⸻
Important
If your game has a launcher, add both:
• The launcher.exe
• The main game.exe
Sometimes Norton blocks the launcher but not the game
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Hi!
The problem is with Memory Integrity enabled on your windows. You need to turn it off.
You can learn how to disable Memory Integrity by visiting this video.
Turning off the Memory Integrity option also improves gaming performance on Windows 11.
The problem is with Memory Integrity enabled on your windows. You need to turn it off.
Configure Windows 'Memory Integrity' to OFF
(!) Open start menu and type in the search Core Isolation and then put the Memory integrity setting to off and then you shouldn't get any LiveGuard errors and game should run just fine! (Reboot is required once you put it to OFF)You can learn how to disable Memory Integrity by visiting this video.
Turning off the Memory Integrity option also improves gaming performance on Windows 11.
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