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Re: Disallowed Program/Driver

Posted: 2010-12-22 01:04
by thepalerider
A very quick Google search for 'disallowed program driver' then checking on the one with BF2 after it found this from EA support page: Disallowed Program/Driver [125083]:
cem_ea_id.bruckart wrote:Ok, I received a response from Punkbuster that solved my problem:

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Note #2: This kick is usually caused by one of the following progams running. Disabling them should stop the kick.

Ventrilo Chat Overlay
Team Speak Overlay
DxTweaker
ATI Tray Tools (depends on version)
Game Accelerator (uninstall, then reboot)
Mumble Overlay
EVGA Precision tool

In case you run Steam, please do the following:

* Open Steam
* Go to File-Settings
* Go to the tab in-game
* Uncheck the "Enable Steam Community In-Game" checkbox
* Press OK
* Restart Steam

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I unchecked the "Enable Steam Community In-Game" checkbox, restarted, and I'm allowed to play BF2 without getting kicking with that error message. I hope this helps you guys. And I take back my comments about Punkbuster, I'm just not used to having software disrupt my activity based upon the other software I have operating.

- Robert
From this page :[Post New] 01/02/2010 17:19:17
Subject: Re :D isallowed Program/Driver [125083]

Re: Disallowed Program/Driver

Posted: 2010-12-22 18:53
by thepalerider
Read through the posts on the this link
[Post New] 01/02/2010 17:19:17
Subject: Re :D isallowed Program/Driver [125083]

Like this one:
MAIN.EA_BGY-11 wrote:Let's try this, then:

1. Click Start or press the Windows key and R, click Run, type msconfig, and then click OK.

2. Click on Startup.

3. Select disable All.

4. Click on Services.

5. Check the box that says Hide All Microsoft Services, then Disable All.

6. Apply, then restart your system.

Attempt to start the game. This will eliminate most of what might be interfering with the game running properly on a software level. Once you're done, repeat the above procedure, using the Enable All buttons to turn services and startup items back on.

-Big Guy-
You might want to restart them one at a time in till you find the problem

Good luck

Re: Disallowed Program/Driver

Posted: 2010-12-23 19:59
by thepalerider
Glad I could help. Happy holidays.
If, like me you like to drink, use a designated driver or use a taxi to get home after the party. Many taxi services offer free rides over the holidays as well.
Enjoy & stay safe