Rpg maker xp won't playtest

[Goghettah]

When i start rpg maker xp i cant create a new project at first

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then whey i click on ok i get...

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then my avg starts

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and when i click heal it starts to work when i try to make a new project

however it does this everytime i try to make a new game instead of making the problem go away it keeps repeating
i think i have a corrupt game file or something because i also cant playtest any games that i make either
when i click playtest i get this

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http://i353.photobucket.com/albums/r384/idklolomg10/fprocess.jpg[/img]

so i think its because of my avg that keeps me from playtesting but im not sure
and I've completely deleted rpg maker xp and reinstalled it at least 3 time now.

any help?

 

[Glitchfinder]

I'd give you a copy of that if there was one.

There is.  My Computer/Local Disc/Program Files/Enterbrain/RPGXP/System/

First off, did you try our suggestions? As I said, my first impression of this problem is somethiong along the lines of overactive virus protection. Especially since AVG uses a special set of coding to check sofware for coding similar but not quite the same as known threats. (I know, that's usually a good thing, but it can be troublesome sometimes) Also, I'm not sure a new copy of an exe will do anythiong, because if you really do have a virus, the new copy will be infected the instant you download it onto your computer.

 

[Chalupa]

I'd give you a copy of that if there was one.

There is.  My Computer/Local Disc/Program Files/Enterbrain/RPGXP/System/

First off, did you try our suggestions? As I said, my first impression of this problem is somethiong along the lines of overactive virus protection. Especially since AVG uses a special set of coding to check sofware for coding similar but not quite the same as known threats. (I know, that's usually a good thing, but it can be troublesome sometimes) Also, I'm not sure a new copy of an exe will do anythiong, because if you really do have a virus, the new copy will be infected the instant you download it onto your computer.

Unfortunatley, the AVG thing didn't work, and your right.  Basicly, it's either reformat your Hard-Drive or switch to VX.  I've switched to VX, wich although has crap RTP, is actually very userfriendly.