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Sun, Sep 22 2013 4:58 AM (4 replies)
  • AAA2528
    4 Posts
    Sat, Sep 21 2013 3:27 PM

    Hello all. I recently got a new laptop, an ASUS, Intel core i5, Internet 10, Windows 8. I have problems when playing any course with the swing meter running past where I click to shoot.   This happens usually at least 3 to 4 times every 9 holes, resulting in lost balls, and higher scores than I usually post. I am at level Tour Pro. I haven't had this problem with other computers I have running Windows XP or Windows 7, 64 bit. Only with the new one running Windows 8. Is there any insight out there on this problem, anyone experiencing the same or similar problems? Thanks WGT Nation, everyone always enjoy, and have fun!

  • pjctas0822
    4,621 Posts
    Sat, Sep 21 2013 7:45 PM

    Its your flash version most likely. Try using a diffrent browser and disable Pepper Flash if you are using Chrome. Do a search in this forum as there are many many discussions with a correction for your issue.

  • YancyCan
    3,027 Posts
    Sat, Sep 21 2013 8:38 PM

    AAA2528:
    Hello all. I recently got a new laptop, an ASUS, Intel core i5, Internet 10, Windows 8


    How much RAM do you got buddy?  8 gigs is needed with w8
    Learded that the hard way

    My name is Yancy

  • ScottHope
    10,657 Posts
    Sun, Sep 22 2013 1:24 AM

    There may be a handful of players who use IE successfully with this game but most (I guess) would use one of the browsers suggested and downloadable from HERE.

    I don't know for sure if it makes any difference when you are using Windows 8 in desktop mode but you could try disabling the 'live' tiles on the metro screen as these are updating regularly and as such are using your internet connection. 

    Although I don't think this next annoyance will make your meter go past the ding, it may well make it stutter, and that is Windows indexing function. It's part of the file search function in Windows and helps you locate stuff, so it is a good thing, but if it's running when you are playing, it isn't. 

    If the indexing is complete, as I've indicated above, then all is well and this function at least won't be screwing your game up! but if it's running then it will indicate that, but there will be an option to disable it for, I think, 15 minutes. But I prefer to let it run until it's done its job which, if you have very many files, might take some time.

    Anyway, you can find it by typing out (from the Metro screen in Windows 8) 'Indexing options'. If you don't know about searching for things in Windows 8 you just start typing from the metro screen, no need to open any search windows or the like, just type what you are looking for. 

  • SwingingRoofer
    456 Posts
    Sun, Sep 22 2013 4:58 AM

    everyone has that prob  once in a while deal with it

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